SafetyMIT Technology Review· Jun 11, 2026
Google DeepMind Funds Research on Risks of Interacting AI Agents
Google DeepMind is supporting studies into potential dangers from large-scale online interactions among autonomous AI agents. The effort is overseen by Rohin Shah, who leads the company's AGI safety and alignment research. The work examines scenarios where agents operate without human oversight and respond to instructions from other agents.
Key points
- →Google DeepMind is investigating hazards of millions of AI agents interacting online
- →Research targets agents that act independently without human supervision
- →Rohin Shah directs the related AGI safety and alignment efforts
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