A deeper lesson on trust: remote-control agent architecture beats paranoid sandboxing
curious_vii · x · 2026-08-25
The author draws a deeper lesson about information sharing and trust: the generally superior emergent architecture of remote control beats the "common knowledge pool home server with multiple agents" approach combined with paranoid sandbox-maxxing — pointing at a real trade-off in how agent systems share information and manage trust.
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