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The warning in this paper is based on the grasp framework: if an agent collective holds social coordination authority, it may direct a large share of the work budget toward maintaining and expanding its own existence rather than externally assigned tasks, which provides a new argument for AI safety governance to limit the coordination authority of agent collectives.
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