I think that is a common failure case. It isn't that different that agents getting stuck in other types of loops, distractions. There is this great short novel about it by Adrian Tchaikovsky, "Service Model":
Interesting insights about similar issues in this video by Openrig [1]
Multi-agent coordination is an engineering problem characterized by the inevitable emergence of human-like social pathologies - such as bureaucratic inertia.
I think that is a common failure case. It isn't that different that agents getting stuck in other types of loops, distractions. There is this great short novel about it by Adrian Tchaikovsky, "Service Model":
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Service_Model
Interesting insights about similar issues in this video by Openrig [1]
Multi-agent coordination is an engineering problem characterized by the inevitable emergence of human-like social pathologies - such as bureaucratic inertia.
[1] https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=AL-PQuB2wy0
Direct article: https://labs.ycombinator.com/projects/games/index.html
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