Noam Brown
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first heard Dec 2022
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But Russia is also in a much more vulnerable position because they have a lot more neighbors as well.
Usually the game lasts, I would say about 15 or 20 turns.
There's in theory no limit.
It could last longer.
But at some point, I mean, if you're playing a house game with friends, at some point you just get tired and you all agree like, okay, we're going to end the game here and call it a draw.
If you're playing online, there's usually like set limits on when the game will actually end.
So if somebody is able to actually gain control of a majority of the map, then they've won the game.
And that is a solo victory, as it's called.
Now, that pretty rarely happens, especially with strong players, because like I said, the game is designed to incentivize the other players to put a stop to that and all work together to stop the superpower.
Usually what ends up happening is that all the players agree to a draw and then the score, the win is divided among the remaining players.
There's a lot of different scoring systems.
The one that we used in our research basically gives a score relative to how much control you have of the map.
So the more that you control, the higher your score.
Yeah.
So people have been working on AI for diplomacy since about the 80s.
There was some really exciting research back then, but the approach that was taken was very different from what we see today.
I mean, the research in the 80s was a very rule-based approach, kind of a heuristic approach.
It was very in line with the kind of research that was being done in the 80s.
Basically trying to encode human knowledge into the strategy of the AI.
Sure.
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