AI-Driven Strategic Games Require Safety Cases
Open-ended strategic wargames, which simulate adversaries and institutions through language models (LMs), have significant potential. However, these games can be dangerous due to the model's ability to determine what actors attempt and what becomes reality. This position paper argues that no LM-enabled wargame should inform planning, doctrine, policy, or crisis response without an auditable…
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- Open-ended wargames use language models to simulate adversaries
- Models determine what actors attempt and reality becomes
- No LM-enabled games should inform planning without a safety case
Read the original at arXiv cs.AI · by Mark Riedl, Glenn Matlin primary source Open source ↗
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