Chinese ROME+ALE paper challenges foundations of AI agent startups
thisguyknowsai · x · 2026-10-06
X user thisguyknowsai highlights a paper by Chinese researchers called ROME + ALE, claiming it undermines the pitch of many AI agent startups by showing they are "building on quicksand." The thread links to the paper but offers no technical detail beyond the hype framing.
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