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And in the next chapter, we learn that there was never an order to break in.

Either it was a security test that the agent broke out of, or he was simply supposed to autonomously gather more information about as-yet-unknown grimoires.

Most importantly, the absolute lack of human oversight of the agents is criticized.

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As always, brilliant. Thanks for your comics.

@davidrevoy No joke, I've seen keas try this.

I’m blessed to be living my best life, and I believe in giving back. ❤️ I’m giving out $20K to the first 10 people who message me “GRACE.” I understand that times are hard, and I want to help ease someone’s financial burden.

@davidrevoy The phrase "three LLMs in a trench coat" (or more specifically "oh great, another product that's just three LLMs in a trench coat") has been swirling around in my head for a while, and this is probably the most accurate depiction of it!

@davidrevoy Why is the funniest part to me that it’s exactly three? It’s such an ingrained trope:)

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three avians in a trenchcoat is spot on

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@davidrevoy for a moment I thought those were three deadpool birds in a trenchcoat xD

@davidrevoy Your satire is on point these days David! 🤣

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On the shelf in the closet there should be a pot ... of honey.

@davidrevoy Err… "Schadenfreude" is an internationally well known German term, isn't it? 🥹 (Am asking for a friend. 😇)

@davidrevoy lmao that punchline

@davidrevoy our server feels like that poor broom closet with all the avians in our applications inbox 😮‍💨

@davidrevoy the rival university is about to pay a lot of money for a mop