When the Governor Becomes the Disturbance: Control-Generated Disturbance and Cost-Aware Backoff in Governed Tool-Using Agents
Supervisory governors can interfere with the tool-using agents they regulate. We study this possibility in a controlled file-recovery environment where increases in regulatory intensity trigger experimentally imposed tool failures. A cost-blind governor can turn these failures…
- 01.Supervisory governors can interfere with the tool-using agents they regulate
- 02.We study this possibility in a controlled file-recovery environment where increases in regulatory intensity trigger experimentally imposed tool failures
- 03.A cost-blind governor can turn these failures…
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