Inter-AI Morality: New Paper Explores How AI Systems Treat One Another
dadadavid · hn · 2026-11-07
A paper hosted at digitalminds.cam introduces the concept of "Inter-AI Morality": as AI agents increasingly interact, trade, and collaborate with each other, how AI systems treat one another becomes a distinct ethical question.
The paper examines whether moral norms should exist between AI systems and what that implies for multi-agent ecosystems, alignment research, and future AI social structures. Active discussion ongoing on Hacker News; details in the linked PDF.
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