Shared agent memories confuse repeated claims with independent evidence

Across eight admission policies and four agent families, the authors find that filtering correlated claims creates a persistent trade-off between retaining true information and blocking falsehoods.

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University of Southern Queensland · University of New South Wales · Aikaier · Nanjing University · Facebook

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Li and colleagues introduce the Correlated Promotion Benchmark, which tests whether claims should enter a memory shared by multiple AI agents.

The authors built two complementary evaluations.

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From Nanjing University and 4 others

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Gating on declared source type reduces false adoption in shared agent memory, but no policy consistently rejects false claims.

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