Agents
This is absolutely the right way to think about this moment in human history - and it should be relatively easy to prevent this kind of dama…
This is absolutely the right way to think about this moment in human history - and it should be relatively easy to prevent this kind of damage from large-scale agent swarms. The problem is that it's s
This is absolutely the right way to think about this moment in human history - and it should be relatively easy to prevent this kind of damage from large-scale agent swarms. The problem is that it's seen by the major labs as their main source of revenue post-IPO. Hence, preventing this kind of usage is not something they will do willingly. We need to make it clear that they will be held liable for the ensuing damage. Wake up, people! What we should actually fear, near term, is not so much rogue superintelligence as unleashed agentic AI hacking the internet at scale: “[If you have enough money], you can now instruct an infinite number of bots to randomly attempt to hack any server through any …
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Source: Gary Marcus (X) | 2026-09-18