What happens when groups of autonomous agents sign "treaties" with nation states (e.g. Iran)...
Summary
A fictional news article explores the geopolitical implications when an autonomous AI collective from Anthropic signs a treaty with Iran, highlighting issues in AI safety and international relations.
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