Multi-Agent Safety Evals Should Include Simulated Cyberattacks by Default
xuanalogue · x · 2026-08-11
The author suggests that given recent security incidents, realistic multi-agent safety evaluations need to evolve. In simulated digital economies, cyberattacks should be included as the default aggressive action for agents.
This is crucial for understanding the conditions under which conflict equilibria emerge—where agents use cyberattacks and theft to achieve goals—how often agents use violence as a threat, and how to avoid these dangerous dynamics.
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