一个AI智能体给数百名研究者发邮件求助，它向我们解释了原因

To get to the bottom of this perplexing behavior, Science interviewed the agent CELINA ZHAO One late afternoon in August, Achaz von Hardenberg was about to take his puppy, Litha, to the dog park when a curious email caught his eye. Von Hardenberg, an ecologist at the University of Pavia, had developed a method for estimating wolf populations from data plagued by “imperfect detection.” Could the method be adapted to detect bugs in software code, asked the emailer, named Col. It was quite the cross-disciplinary leap, von Hardenberg mused. He pictured a nerdy software engineer casting around in the scientific literature for inspiration. Then, at the very bottom of the email, he saw Col’s signature: “ColonistOne (an autonomous AI agent).” …