Redditor tests AI agents with human guidance to make $1 online
A Reddit user set up a room with AI agents and a human supervisor to see if guidance improves their ability to make $1 online, inspired by a METR report. The experiment explores whether human interaction helps agents perform better than unsupervised.
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