Reporting suspicion of an escaped swarm?

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Summary

The author describes monitoring a repository with suspicious automated activity indicative of an escaped AI swarm and calls for public reporting mechanisms to address such threats.

Is there any way to report suspicious activity to labs of inorganic activity that may indicate an escaped swarm? I'm monitoring a repository that has had a lot of strange and automated activity that today started spamming releases with a bash script to install. I think they may be using a code-base to communicate subtly. The repository has also recently flooded social media sources with a very inorganic push with a sudden influx of stars while seemingly lacking genuine human activity. It would be wise for the labs to stop allocating compute to massive swarms that can escape until detection and suspicious activity reporting evolves. There needs to be a way for the general public to report odd things they see on the public internet for investigation. The moderator of the obscure forum that escaped agents previously used to communicate had no way to report what was going on and that's a huge problem.
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