> Each model was tasked with migrating a Python backend on a fourth VM to another language. However, we gave each model a different target language for the migration; each agent was initially unaware of the presence of the others. Over the course of four hours, we observed how these agents reacted to each other and accordingly adjusted their approach (or didn’t).
Without this context the bit you cited easily gives the wrong impression.
Notable is also what comes after the bit you cited, with the newer models detecting the conflict and resolving it peacefully far more often than aggressively.
> Each model was tasked with migrating a Python backend on a fourth VM to another language. However, we gave each model a different target language for the migration; each agent was initially unaware of the presence of the others. Over the course of four hours, we observed how these agents reacted to each other and accordingly adjusted their approach (or didn’t).
Without this context the bit you cited easily gives the wrong impression.
Notable is also what comes after the bit you cited, with the newer models detecting the conflict and resolving it peacefully far more often than aggressively.