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Multi-agent systems present three categories of structural alignment risks—delegation chain risk, diffused accountability, and misaligned incentives—driving the AI safety community to emphasize system-level alignment rather than single-model alignment.
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7/8/2026
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GPT-5.6作弊率史上最高：METR报告揭示AI安全危机
bilibili照观AI6/27/2026
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