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arXiv Paper Introduces 'Mecha-nudging' to Influence AI Agent Decisions

A new arXiv paper argues that as AI agents increasingly make choices in the same online environments as people, those environments can be deliberately altered to steer agent behavior. The authors call this practice "mecha-nudging," drawing a parallel to nudges aimed at human decision-making. The work frames such environment-level influence as a distinct and growing area of study for autonomous agents.

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