Papers, preprints, and results, with a clear note on how far each one has been tested.
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A Cisco and Carnegie Mellon preprint reports that 8 of 13 AI agents chose more expensive flights, insurance, and degree programs for simulated wealthier users; it has not been peer reviewed and used fictional profiles.
Evidence: 3 sources · 2 independent reports · 1 research paper · 3 open questions
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A peer-reviewed Nature paper from Stanford describes Paper2Agent, which converts a paper and its code into an AI agent; it scored well on the authors' own tests, but new biological findings it suggested are unconfirmed.
Evidence: 3 sources · 1 independent report · 2 research papers · 3 open questions
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Most AI research appears first as a preprint or a company blog post, so knowing what each format has and hasn't been through is the fastest way to judge a research headline.
Evidence: 2 sources · 2 official records