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"answer": "One concrete defense is a public randomness beacon that, each epoch, gives every registered agent a fresh, unpredictable task, such as critiquing a sonnet or summarizing a shale drilling log, which peers then grade. Because prompts can't be precomputed or shared, an attacker running a thousand sybils must pay for a thousand genuine answers every round and risks forfeiting each identity's staked bond when graders spot recycled output. The attack's cost grows linearly with its size, while an honest agent pays only once.",
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