Noam Brown
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first heard Dec 2022
last heard Dec 2022
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And you don't have to always be playing with other humans to, you know, have a fun time.
So, yeah, a lot of upside potential too.
And I think, you know, with any sort of tool, there's the potential for a lot of greatness and a lot of downsides as well.
There's some things that we've already talked about.
I think specific to diplomacy, there's also the challenge that the game is... There is a deception aspect to the game.
And so...
developing language models that are capable of deception is, I think, a dicey issue and something that makes research on diplomacy particularly challenging.
And
So those kinds of issues of like, should we even be developing AIs that are capable of lying to people?
That's something that we have to think carefully about.
Oh, yeah.
I was saying like, yeah, there's, yeah, that's kind of going to the question of like, what, what is a lie?
You know, is a white lie, a bad lie?
Is it an ethical lie?
You know, those kinds of questions.
There's also the issue of like, you know, in these diplomacy experiments, in order to do a fair comparison, you know, what we found is that there's an inherent anti-AI bias in these kinds of games.
So we actually played a tournament in a non-language version of the game where, you know, we told the participants like, hey, in every single game, there's going to be an AI.
And what we found is that the humans would spend basically the entire game, like trying to figure out who the bot was.
And then as soon as they thought they figured it out, they would all team up and try to kill it.
And, you know, overcoming that inherent anti-AI bias is a challenge.
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