AI safety frontier shifting from neural nets to mechanistic swarm interpretability
Hidenori8Tanaka · x · 2026-09-10
Researcher Hidenori Tanaka endorses the emerging term "Mechanistic Swarm Interpretability," arguing the frontier of AI safety is rapidly moving from interpretability of single neural networks to networks of agents — multi-agent systems.
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