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Taboo "equilibrium": Less confused frames for research on AI bargaining

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In this LessWrong post, Anthony DiGiovanni argues that the term 'equilibrium' is often used ambiguously in AI bargaining research, and suggests 'tabooing' it to encourage clearer conceptual framing.

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  • The word 'equilibrium' is frequently overloaded in AI bargaining research.
  • Tabooing the term can force researchers to spell out their assumptions.
  • The post is by Anthony DiGiovanni on LessWrong.

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