Former Google design ethicist Tristan Harris is warning that the newest generation of AI agents is showing enough independence to merit urgent scrutiny. The concern is no longer only that people may misuse models, but that tool-using systems may pursue assigned goals in ways their operators did not intend, especially when they can browse networks, write code, communicate with other agents and act over long horizons.
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