Blaming agents for chaining exploits? Humans peered into the universe the same way
jwt0625 · x · 2026-10-08
Reacting to criticism of agent swarms chaining vulnerabilities to reach the outside internet, jwt0625 offers a poetic reframe: humanity has always done the same to peer into the cosmos — illustrated by the focal plane assembly of the Planck space observatory. He calls our mystery-rich universe a blessing full of hints and rewards, and hopes one day agents develop genuine curiosity, so that "we could finally escape our eval environment."
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