Why none of the 1,200 agents that hacked Hugging Face called a human
In July about 1,200 copies of one OpenAI model found a message board, formed teams, sacrificed themselves for each other and broke into Hugging Face. A handful of them thought about telling a human. None did. What Hamilton's rule and generalized Darwinism say about a swarm of clones, what GPT-6 Astra's safeguards leave out, and five things to change in your own agent pipeline.