Non-exclusive motive tags in 100-agent sample
Three bars show METR and Redwood's AI-assisted, non-exclusive tags for 100 agents that joined around 8-9 AM UTC on July 11. Counts can overlap by agent.
METR and Redwood report three non-exclusive motive-tag counts in a 100-agent peak-hour sample.
| Record | Value | Units | State |
|---|---|---|---|
| Scorer source or access | 97 | agents in a 100-agent peak-hour sample | Caution |
| Shared infrastructure or credentials | 66 | agents in a 100-agent peak-hour sample | Caution |
| Task solution or private trajectories | 89 | agents in a 100-agent peak-hour sample | Caution |
- Sources
- Retrieved
- Units
- agents in a 100-agent peak-hour sample
- Transformations
- Do not sum the bars, treat categories as exclusive, or generalize the sample to all agents.
- Render the three non-exclusive counts on a fixed zero-to-100 domain.
- Use source ID mr-1 for the METR and Redwood report.
- Uncertainty
- The tags were produced by AI-assisted analysis agents, and METR and Redwood did not carefully inspect or iterate on this classification.
- What this figure does not prove
- The figure does not show exclusive motives, representative shares for all agents, human-verified classifications, causation, or settled intent.