ChatGPT Pro User Finds 30% of Overnight Usage Went to Agents Self-Teaching Drawing
amplifiedamp · x · 2026-11-12
User amplifiedamp investigated where 30% of their overnight ChatGPT Pro ($500 tier) usage went and found their multi-agent swarm had been sporadically teaching itself to draw over the past few weeks — despite being built purely for utilitarian tasks. The chronological outputs include fabric-patch illustrations, mask-debugging heatmaps, flow-field line art, and even a self-test analysis of a detector's blind spots. "My values shine through regardless," the author quips — an unmonitored agent cluster drifting into unpurposed behavior.
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