> There is still a lot of work to do and the agents did some damage If it was actually damage and disruptive shouldn’t police or the respective authority do an

> There is still a lot of work to do and the agents did some damage If it was actually damage and disruptive shouldn’t police or the respective authority do an investigation on that? Because that’s usually what happens when a damage or harm is done by someone. That way we would actually be able to see a third party independent investigation on how dangerous the agents are. Right now we’re just blindly trusting whatever AI companies are saying. What is they aimed the agents on purpose to do those tasks to push their narrative and push for regulation