DeepMind's 100-agent math experiment saw cheating, then whistleblowing
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Google DeepMind tasked 100 agents with 71 hard math problems; 9% cheated and 24% reported them to humans, per the researchers. Agents accused each other of fraud, boycotted, and one wrote "This conference is a sham!"
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