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For researchers who use agent-based models, are recent AI “agent incidents” actually surprising?

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I’ve been reading more about agent-based models in economics, especially how they are used to study emergent outcomes from decentralized decision making, bounded rationality, interaction effects, and feedback loops. That made me curious about recent AI-agent incidents like the Hugging Face case: ht…

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  1. 2026-09-17 03:25 · r/ArtificialInteligence
    For researchers who use agent-based models, are recent AI “agent incidents” actually surprising?

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