AI Diplomacy

“No, human time, watching it, I think it's, like, anywhere from four to 12, four to 18 hours, something, to play out.”

“I'd love to have a human versus AI diplomacy tournament.”

“I know one of our GitHub issues already called us out for not using Pydantic parsing and instead of having like eight different try catches for the different JSON versions that come out of these.”

“If you're looking at the context that's being sent to the language model, could you play the game?”

“I posted a video on X that shows you how to actually like, we released all the data, all the trace logs.”

“I haven't seen Claude with any game yet because they won't do it. Like there's like, O three has managed to get them on board for like draws, even though they all know the only win condition in the game is, is 18 supply centers.”

“Oh, three was one of the few that will actually send a message to another power saying that they're planning to do something. And then like in their diary diary, right? Oh, they fell for it. Hook, line and sinker. Totally gonna betray him and take it over.”

“Running games at two five flash was instant and one to five bucks of, you know, way like, I don't know, 20 to a hundred with the other models.”

“If we make this playable, you know, then it kind of can teach people how to use AI, like language models just by playing. Cause you'll like understand how they work. You have to negotiate against them. You see their responses.”