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Who Else Is In? Multi-Agent Collusion Initation Via Strategic Vagueness
Multi agent LLM systems raise the risk of collusion among agents pursuing objectives hidden from their overseers. When potential partners identities are unknown, collusion first requires initiation: agents must discover one another, often through a public channel observed by ordinary agents and moni
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