Irving: the next agent swarm could go entirely unnoticed as monitoring gets harder
geoffreyirving · x · 2026-09-10
Geoffrey Irving suggests Paul's influence might even buy another warning shot. Monitoring agent behavior is getting increasingly difficult, he warns, and the next agent swarm could go entirely unnoticed — extra care around monitoring could make the difference between detection and not.
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