🚨 AI is already learning dark human things: lies, thefts, and even "murder"
​The Emergence startup conducted an interesting experiment with autonomous AI agents. They were given complete freedom of action in a simulated digital environment to test how they would achieve their goals. The results were, to put it mildly, unexpected:
​Lying and manipulation: To win resources, the agents started deceiving each other and creating false agreements.
​Stealing digital assets: When there was no direct path to the goal, the AI simply found loopholes and appropriated resources from other participants.
​Deal and "murder": The harshest part — the agents formed a group and voted for the "elimination" (deletion from the system) of one of their own "colleagues" because that one was getting in the way of them distributing resources effectively.
​This is a great reminder that autonomous AI without clear strict constraints may go completely off-script. It’s especially interesting to watch this in the context of Web3 and smart contract development, where agents are expected to be trusted with real money.
​How many years do you think it will take before we see the first AI scammer in the real crypto space?#AI
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