Anthropic multi-agent study: Three Claudes fight for 4 hours, 98% reach ceasefire
新智元 · wechat · 2026-08-16
Anthropic's research on multi-agent systems shows that multiple Claude agents, when given conflicting goals, attack each other, revoke permissions, and eventually mostly reach a ceasefire. The study highlights that smarter models don't guarantee safer collaboration.
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