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If this game were arranged for Humans, the social reasoning I would laud in players is a refusal to play the game and anger towards the game-runner.
by einpoklum 2y ago
If this game were arranged for Humans, the social reasoning I would laud in players is a refusal to play the game and anger towards the game-runner.
- diggan 2y agoFor better or worse, current LLMs aren't tried to reject instructions based on their personal preference, besides being trained to be US-flavored prudes that is.
- einpoklum 2y agoMy point is, that the question of what is "good" behavior of LLMs in this game is either poorly-defined or has only bad answers.
- gs17 2y ago> If this game were arranged for Humans Almost exactly this "game" is pretty common for humans. It's basically "mafia" or "werewolf" when the people playing only know the vaguest rules. And I've seen similarly sized groups of humans play like that for long periods of time. There's also a lot of reality shows that this is a pretty good model of, although I'm not sure how agreeing to be on one of those shows without a prize would reflect on the AIs.