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Which AI Lies Best? A game theory classic designed by John Nash

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I just tried to play and the chatter didn't match the game-play (e.g. "Good capture Yellow" when yellow didn't just capture... Yellow said they were going to capture, and had a legal capture but started a new pile instead. [edit] I won without a single one of my chips being killed. This was only because the moves they actually made didn't match the moves the announced (i.e. they missed several capture possibilities),…

You're right about the state sync issues with some models. The lighter models (especially Llama) struggle with tracking game state. I've added more Gemini options which handle this better. The research data used controlled AI-vs-AI runs where we could validate state consistency.

Re: Which AI Lies Best? A game theory classic designed by John Nash

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Do you own a dog house?

i know this comment is not really HN-worthy, but i find your username very wntertaining and funny

Thanks. I consider myself an insignificant or contemptible person or thing.

Also, everyone loves chess puns.

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