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AIs can make collective decisions and influence each other, says new study

  • Scientists from City, University of London, conducted a study demonstrating that AI agents can reach collective decisions independently, without the need for human involvement.
  • The study arose to examine if AI populations could self-organize and form conventions, with some uncertainty about individual bias roles.
  • The research found AI agents persuade each other, spontaneously develop shared norms, and display collective biases not traceable to individuals.
  • Professor Andrea Baronchelli noted that bias is an inherent characteristic of AI systems, and the agents reached agreement in 80% of cases.
  • The findings suggest AI interactions complicate regulation and could influence human opinions, urging more study to manage ethical risks.
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Frankfurter Allgemeine broke the news in Frankfurt, Germany on Wednesday, May 14, 2025.
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