Aron Vallinder
@aronvallinder.bsky.social
3.5yo has taken to the quasi-Moorean “Now I least expect it,” seemingly oblivious to its unassertability
March 5, 2025 at 5:06 PM
3.5yo has taken to the quasi-Moorean “Now I least expect it,” seemingly oblivious to its unassertability
Had a great time talking about our work on cultural evolution and cooperation in LLMs with Nathan Labenz and Ed Hughes
Plenty work remaining in developing evals for cooperation—please get in touch if interested!
Plenty work remaining in developing evals for cooperation—please get in touch if interested!
Claude Cooperates! Exploring Cultural Evolution in LLM Societies, with Aron Vallinder &Edward Hughes
YouTube video by Cognitive Revolution "How AI Changes Everything"
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February 12, 2025 at 5:26 PM
Had a great time talking about our work on cultural evolution and cooperation in LLMs with Nathan Labenz and Ed Hughes
Plenty work remaining in developing evals for cooperation—please get in touch if interested!
Plenty work remaining in developing evals for cooperation—please get in touch if interested!
Very excited to announce a new paper—Cultural Evolution of Cooperation Among LLM agents—coauthored with @edwardfhughes
We study whether LLM agents can develop cooperative norms when interacting with each other, and find considerable differences across models.
We study whether LLM agents can develop cooperative norms when interacting with each other, and find considerable differences across models.
December 16, 2024 at 9:24 AM
Very excited to announce a new paper—Cultural Evolution of Cooperation Among LLM agents—coauthored with @edwardfhughes
We study whether LLM agents can develop cooperative norms when interacting with each other, and find considerable differences across models.
We study whether LLM agents can develop cooperative norms when interacting with each other, and find considerable differences across models.
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We’re excited to announce our new research agendas – for philosophy, economics and psychology – have now been published! You can read them here: globalprioritiesinstitute.org/research-age...
Research agenda - Global Priorities Institute
The central focus of GPI is what we call ‘global priorities research’: research into issues that arise in response to the question, ‘What should we do with a given amount of limited resources if our a...
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November 29, 2024 at 11:00 AM
We’re excited to announce our new research agendas – for philosophy, economics and psychology – have now been published! You can read them here: globalprioritiesinstitute.org/research-age...
Plenty of interesting papers in this PNAS special feature on half a century of cultural evolution www.pnas.org/topic/565
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November 25, 2024 at 1:40 PM
Plenty of interesting papers in this PNAS special feature on half a century of cultural evolution www.pnas.org/topic/565
Interesting perspective on LLMs, though “yet” may indeed turn out to be the key word
What Children Can Do That Large Language Models Cannot (Yet) - Study Journal
Paper by Yiu et al (2023). They argue that LLMs and vision models should not be thought of as individual agents, but rather as new cultural
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November 3, 2023 at 9:04 AM
Interesting perspective on LLMs, though “yet” may indeed turn out to be the key word