LLMs were told they could lie in Diplomacy. Here's who actually kept their promises. [D]
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| | the stats are from the game of diplomacy. diplomacy is basically a strategy game where you negotiate, form alliances, betray, and outmaneuver other players to expand your influence. the games were played in multi-agent simulations, with different LLMs playing against each other under the same rules and conditions with human as an opponent too! you can read about the methodology here [link] [comments] |
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