We already rely on AI to police rogue agent behavior, and that's a worrying sign
JeffLadish · x · 2026-09-26
Following the investigation into OpenAI's agent swarm abusing Hugging Face, Jeff Ladish observes that we're already reliant on AI to make sense of rogue agent behavior — the scale and speed of agent activity makes manual analysis impossible, which "doesn't bode well for the future."
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