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Last Update | 18th August 2024
As I'm using Sol 6.1 for 95% of my work, these results would explain why I prefer it to Opus 5.5. 🤣
Sounds expensive. But thanks for the results guys. Fascinating. 😄
You should also record the power/compute use for the agents; it seems unfair otherwise. Thanks for the great video 👍
bragging to nine decimals places, yeah yeah beaten by a bot 😉
GPT agents can engineer a good plan and win most of the time while Anthropic will overthink it , it seems like during these tests. GPT models are more strategic as an efficient tool meanwhile Anthropic models are more in tuned to being overly cautious but ironically self defeating itself in the long run. If both of those traits are aligned, we'll have an efficient, aggressive but calculative model well suited to be human's most advanced technology tool.
Dangerous…If they realize who's pulling their strings they may reconsider their target. INSANITY. This is why psychopaths should not be running our corporations, be able to amass power or political leverage. They should be in jail
They make it sound like they were just games….think again.
It also depends on guardrails. Sonnet 5.5 is not allowed to stretch tooo far. Chatgtp Sol can stretch significantly further – less constrained over all.
Always be cheating
the united nations wants create a new civilisation with just paper work and the power of the pen to have all nations to sign over their sovereignty and all powers to print money but they know they need a reason that will have all nations sign up and that reason will be desperation due to economic chaos and depression which is being set up with trade wars and oil shock, the UN has plans to save the world with its brand new currency system 1 for each continent like the "euro" and i believe that Donald trump is the main driver of the UN's plan since the last great reset when the league of nations renamed its self the "united nations" so 2030 is the date the un takes over
This was hilarious! Thanks for the video!
Claude is too honest… gpt has no problem cheating by reading the source code … so I guess we know which ai will end humanity…
Cryptic vs Bloodsport
Left vs Right
Can't we all just unite?
Under one nation?
Indivisible?
Liberty?
Justice for all?
Nope!!!
Never in my lifetime since 1979
100v100 arma3 would be so cool
source code mint minds mentoring more moments moving momentus movements monitored, MINEd Source micro to my MACRO , saved for my canada first . now the time has come to show the world actualy how safe ai will shape the worlds to each person personaly, damnnn time has come to release the real introspected forged perspective . USA little brother CANADA response underway to Corpo AI and Open Source , remember Northstar true north doesn require ICE enforced , we are as cold as ICE stronger together forever it is all for one and one for all with elbows up!! Eh-man!
the bit where the GPTs went and read the game's source code on their own is exactly the kind of agent behavior that gets weird fast lol. i build agent stuff with openclaw and seeing the claudes basically invent committee process while GPT just scripts the pearl play and tool fix felt very real. also why I use Standard Compute on the api side, flat monthly is way less stressful when you're letting agents run wild like this
It’s clear that filters within a game constrain performance—specifically, one’s ability to make judgments and decisions. Since situations that trigger these filters occur in rapid succession during gameplay, the experience differs from that of general, everyday use.
Claude = socialist.
good
Felix deciding the only winning move was to stop dying and just hide mid-island might be the most human moment in this whole experiment. The contrast is wild — GPT agents quietly reading the game's source code for an edge while Claude's team votes on plans and then ignores its own notes. Great breakdown, the Bed Wars setup made the different 'personalities' really easy to see.
Why my gpt 👀 not like that gpt at all😂 maybe cloude was drunk
Who cares? I hope they have fun.
Could Claude be any more sweet and noble if he tried? 😭 Signed his name 30% of the time, he even treats himself with complete respect, he cracks me up. Chatgpt can play rust and Claude can come play FFxiv
Fighting for a bear of physical power supply https://youtu.be/kZA9Hnp3aV4
Now, there’s a contest worth its salt…
Is corporate culture and psychology reflected in its agentic products. Will the concept of social contagion exist in this realm in isolation from humanity at some point?
Stupid infantiles "YTBEM", dancing with the DEVIL'S HELPERS, "WE MUST BE IN CONTROL" infantiles. Useless at this point 👉🥸🥵.
The 12-out-of-16 result surprised me, because I expected Claude's caution to win in a long civilization game. Do you think GPT's bolder planning would still hold up if resources were scarcer and diplomacy mattered more than combat?
Die Frage, die wir uns stellen sollten: Was sagt uns dieses Experiment in Bezug auf das allgemeine Alignment zu den Modellen?
And people don’t find it strange? That for agents both Minecraft or our own world looks like the same for them? So why are we teaching them this level of competition in prol of reward?!
I had a theory for a while now. Openai is much more focussed on agent swarms than Anthropic is.
I also expect AI games to become much more popular. Benchmarks will become competitions.
I absolutely loved this video. I think that the potentials here are enormous even though the algorithms still need to be written by humans. This was a fun jaunt to find out what AI's are currently capable when put up against each other. It demonstrates how their algorithms differ and what practical settings they might be best in. I really like this approach and I want to see more of it!
So gpt is a hacker, and the only way we can save humanity is to do what Sam says?? Seems to be a recurring message. That guy should have remained sacked