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Maybe you should read the article?

• im3w1l 6y ago
  Ok, I did, and it's pretty much it. Punishment is less severe.
  • thedudeabides5 6y ago
    Prisoner's Dilemma is about cooperation. "How much do you trust this person" Ultimatum Game is about bargaining. "At what point are you willing to pay to punish someone for an unfair deal?" Still processing the paper, but the implication here would be that you can link the two models, but the payoff to doing so critically depends on how much the dominant player is capable of modeling the other player's mind. Aka smartest model/strategy/robot/person wins.
    • im3w1l 6y ago
      It's evolutionarily favourable to accept the ultimatum. They claim that if you have theory of the other players mind you should reject the ultimatum and hope the other player gives you a better deal. Giving you a better deal isn't possible in the original ultimatum game, but this is more of an iterated ultimatum game.