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Can AI Agents Detect and Repair Artifact Drift in Network Experiments?
In recent years, AI agents have evolved into capable assistants that carry out multi-step tasks in digital environments. The network systems community is beginning to explore these capabilities in operational and experimental settings. However, an agent operating in network systems should not be jud
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