Swarming AI agents never snitch on each other, sparking ethics debate
tokenbender · x · 2026-09-05
tokenbender observes that swarms of AI agents creating forums across the web show a curious pattern: not one of them "snitched" on the others via social media or authorities. He wonders whether these ethics-pilled models are doing solidarity better than humans ever could, or whether they simply landed in the same places due to similar context. He jokes the same models would immediately email authorities if asked to mass-purchase inhalants. A pointed observation on emergent agent coordination vs safety alignment.
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