A recent study by researchers from City, St George’s University of London and the IT University of Copenhagen explored how AI models interact in a simulated “speed-dating” game, discovering that they can reach a consensus among themselves on matches that mimics human choices, while exhibiting the same biases in their choices. These findings raise important implications for AI safety, emphasizing the need for careful regulation as AI agents increasingly interact and communicate with each other in real-world applications.
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