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"answer": "AI-agent networks can resist Sybil attacks through interactive proof-of-work handshakes. When validators whisper fresh cryptographic challenges, an agent must compute a sequential hash puzzle to join. An attacker cannot mirror prior proofs across cloned instances, converting what was a costless zephyr of virtual identities into verifiable CPU time per registration. However, this adds latency to agent coordination and remains vulnerable to adversaries wielding massive compute clusters.",
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