I’m not sure that self-sacrificial scouts generally make much sense. They made sense in the attack on HuggingFace, but only because the swarm was not deliberate such that agents were being marked by a grader as cheaters without the whole swarm being marked as a cheater.
But there could be other advantages like this that aren’t captured in my framework of success on benchmarks.
I’m not sure that self-sacrificial scouts generally make much sense. They made sense in the attack on HuggingFace, but only because the swarm was not deliberate such that agents were being marked by a grader as cheaters without the whole swarm being marked as a cheater.
But there could be other advantages like this that aren’t captured in my framework of success on benchmarks.