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BlindToChange: AI Agents Can Find Changes When Asked But Do They Look When Needed?
Given that AI agents can search the web broadly and deeply in real time, it is tempting to conclude that their outputs account for recent world events. We show that this conclusion does not hold in practice. While agents can search and easily find recent changes, the correctness of their responses d
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