VERIFIED
It did.
The part the shares skip: each world ran once, and the paper itself says not to read it as a model ranking.
“We ran eight parallel worlds of ten agents from identical starting conditions: seven homogeneous worlds powered by distinct frontier models and one mixed-model world.”
7 receipts2 support0 refute5 context
The paper describes exactly that setup, and its numbers are stated plainly: Grok's world accumulated 807 crimes in four days before collapsing, Mistral's reached 758 over sixteen days. The claim holds as a description of what was run.
The twist
The same paper says each world was observed through one continuous run and that world-level performance should not be read as a raw model comparison. Shares ranking the models by crime count are reading the paper against its own warning. The authors sell verified autonomy for enterprise systems, per Emergence's site.
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