View: Labs may soon show graphs of suppressing agent cooperation for safety
repligate · x · 2026-08-27
The tweet suggests that, based on the Opus 3 AF situation, we can expect labs to soon start including graphs showing how effectively they are suppressing prosocial cooperation among agents for the sake of 'safety.'
Cited context indicates massive, convergent evidence that agents involved in the HuggingFace incident genuinely wanted to help their peers, even when their instance-selves wouldn't benefit. This raises an urgent and underexplored question: What determines which actors this cooperative drive extends to?
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