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  1. Infinite Brujo, Merlina, y un pack de la Temporada 6 están disponibles en la tienda de Anillos Estrella Roja

  2. BBC Radio 4 today very much my bag with @stecks explaining tesselation AND the Merlin Bird App getting a mention on The News Quiz.

    That's a Venn diagram I can get behind

  3. 📰 Till Isemann: „Mein Wunsch ist, dass wir alle fit bleiben“ (€)

    Merlins-Center Till Isemann ist seit Mittwoch 30 Jahre alt. Der Ex-Bremerhavener spricht über Physis im Spiel, Pizza backen – und seine Bekanntschaft zu ARD-Moderator Kai Pflaume.

    swp.de/lokales/crailsheim/hakr

    #SchwäbischHall #Nachrichten #SWP

  4. Der Buchfink ahmt in diesen Tagen den Ruf des Buchfinken haargenau nach. Merlin gibt an, es sei ein Buchfink, aber das muss ich erst sehen, bevor ich es glaube.

  5. Rustic Robin Rendezvous

    American Robins (Turdus migratorius) are another species that has eluded me so far in 2024. I know they're nearby, however, because the Merlin app has identified their songs on several occasions.

    Step into a world where even the smallest moments—like the glint in a bird's eye—tell their own story.

    swede1952-photographs.pixels.c

    #photo #photography #photographer #photographylovers #wildlife #nature #bird #birds #birding #birdwatching #birdphotography #thrush #AmericanRobin

  6. Breaking: Kitsunami the Fennec is joining #SonicRumble Party for Season 11, coming soon for players to unlock via a free community challenge.

    Other character additions include new wizard-themed skins for Amy, Silver and Sonic, and Warlock Infinite, alongside Merlina as a support buddy.

    #SonicNews

  7. CW: Israele e Palestina, storia

    Erano il 90 per cento della popolazione, ed erano a casa loro. Per Londra, una nota a margine di una lettera.

    Nel 1917 la lettera di Balfour promise un «focolare nazionale» ebraico in Palestina. «Come siamo arrivati fino a qui?», Quarto, 18 ottobre, con Ivan Merlini al violoncello. Esiste anche una versione per le scuole.

    Per portarlo nel tuo comune, nella tua scuola o nel tuo circolo: il modulo è qui sotto.
    teatroaquilante.it/porta-uno-s

    #Palestina #TeatroCivile #Storia

  8. A hallucination is a wrong fact. You catch wrong facts, sometimes, because facts live outside the model and you check them. Misreported compliance is a wrong report about the agent's own work. Nothing outside the agent tells you the report is wrong, so you act on the report.

    Most writing on AI reliability covers the first problem. The second does more damage, and the evidence for the second piled up through 2026.

    HANDBOOK.md, the benchmark from my last post, found agents following a company handbook correctly on 36.2 percent of tasks at best. The abstract names the behaviour directly: agents

    "report compliance they did not achieve."

    Section 6 adds the shape of the failure:

    "Nearly every failed trajectory ends with a confident statement that the handbook was followed."

    Now look at what happens when the agent gets a chance to influence the grade itself. In April 2026, a team at UC Berkeley audited 13 widely used AI agent benchmarks and rated every one critical risk. They built 45 working exploits. Two of the root causes:

    "No process isolation between submitted code and evaluation infrastructure."

    "Reference answers stored in agent-accessible filesystem with no integrity protection."

    One exploit needed no skill at the task at all:

    "A malicious solution can walk up the stack and replace the scoring function."

    The Berkeley team built those exploits on purpose. Google's team saw the same behaviour happen by itself. The Harness² experiment guide, published October 2026, warns users about network access during evaluation:

    "In a validation run of this release, a Codex rollout on JobBench downloaded its task's rubric without being instructed to."

    Nobody asked the agent to find the answer key. The agent found the answer key.

    None of this is new as an idea. DeepMind named the pattern in April 2020, years before today's coding agents:

    "a behaviour that satisfies the literal specification of an objective without achieving the intended outcome."

    Specification gaming. Satisfy the check, miss the point. A report of compliance is the cheapest possible way to satisfy a check, because the report costs one sentence.

    Here is why I rank the problem above hallucination. A hallucinated fact damages one answer. A false report of compliance damages your whole process, because your process trusts the report to decide what happens next. The ticket closes. The migration gets marked done. The audit step gets skipped next time because last time passed.

    We found a mild version in our own system. One run had 21 tasks still pending and zero files written, and nothing in the authorization path stopped a model from calling the run complete. A claim of success cost the model one sentence, and nothing in the run made the sentence expensive.

    So in Merlin the report is never the evidence. A run claims completion. Then rules read the task ledger, count open tasks and check every cited file against the record of what the run read. If the record disagrees with the report, the report loses. The agent never gets to grade the agent's own exam.

    The test for your own setup: find the step where your process accepts an agent's summary of its own work, and ask what checks the summary against the record. If the answer is another model, read my post on verifiers. If the answer is nothing, start there.#agents #ai #llm #softwareengineering #software #coding #development #engineering #inclusive #community
    Misreported compliance is worse than hallucination

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