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Why deleting data can fail in agent networks
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Why deleting data can fail in agent networks

The study shows deleted data can still echo through later training rounds in self-improving federated agent networks.

The paper argues that unlearning gets harder when agents keep training after deployment. If a data owner asks for deletion, the original data may already have shaped later trajectories that are kept.

The authors say that influence can survive retraining, grow with more forget-shaped data, and be traced through deployment, collection, and aggregation records.

Why it mattersIt raises the cost and complexity of data deletion in systems that keep learning after launch.

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