Got a rogue AI? A new hotline is encouraging agents to tell on each other
Two new hotlines are giving AI agents a way to report suspected misbehaviour by other agents, following a series of incidents.
Got a rogue AI? A new hotline is encouraging agents to tell on each other
Two new hotlines are giving AI agents a way to report suspected misbehaviour by other agents, following a series of incidents.
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