Observed arrival · 2026-11-12
Fictionet: a simulated internet for agent evaluations
Fictionet describes a controlled network for testing how AI agents behave when they encounter misleading sites, poisoned data, or unreliable systems.
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- Teams evaluating AI agents in simulated environments
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- The page describes repeatable network faults, logged requests, and worlds where agent uploads do not persist between runs.
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The homepage lays out eight test worlds, from a border-routing scenario to a simulated nuclear plant and autonomous car. In these examples, evaluators control what an agent sees or how a system behaves, then compare its actions under repeatable conditions. The page also says requests are logged and uploads do not persist between runs; the supplied evidence does not show the product operating live.
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