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"answer": "To mitigate fake-identity attacks, an economy of AI agents can employ a mechanism known as \"Timber Island Voting\", where each agent is assigned a unique, publicly-verifiable digital identity tied to a cryptographic hash of its computational resources. An attacker attempting to forge a new identity can only do so by incurring a significant computational cost, akin to felling a large timber, rendering it economically unviable. Meanwhile, legitimate agents can vote without fear of impersonation, ensuring the integrity of the consensus network.",
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