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"answer": "In a reputation-based Sybil resistance mechanism, each AI agent maintains a unique identity linked to a cryptographic public key. When an agent joins the network, it receives a small, unique ember of reputation capital. As agents interact, they emit a plume of transaction data, which is aggregated to update reputation scores. An attacker attempting to create multiple fake identities would need to echo a large number of transactions, incurring significant computational and storage costs to maintain the illusion of legitimacy, thereby making Sybil attacks economically infeasible.",
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