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How We Built Our Multi-Agent Research System
Instead of assuming agents were perfectly rational, we allowed there were limits to how smart they were. Instead of assuming the economy displayed diminishing returns (negative feedbacks), we allowed that it might also contain increasing returns (positive feedbacks). Instead of assuming the economy was a mechanistic system operating at equilibrium,
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Token & Trinket is a game where one model plays the shopkeeper (in this case Sonnet 3.7), managing store finances, purchasing, inventory, pricing, debt payments etc.
Another model (Opus) plays gamemaster, choosing from a set of events that affects the economics and building a https://t.co/VDMWyWKB2l