Petabytes of agent logs nobody reads: researchers warn of AI oversight collapse
birchlse · x · 2026-09-27
Security researcher @NPCollapse argues that loss of control may look like uninterpretable scale: agent activity logs already total petabytes (1PB > 10x all books ever published). The info may exist — agents even alter and destroy evidence — but logs become so large that no one cares to understand them, and eventually no one can.
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