alt Hacker NewsThank you for the article, it is a very clean and compelling angle on decision models
I wanted to comment because I would have liked to have heard more about Verdict
Thank you for the article, it is a very clean and compelling angle on decision models
I wanted to comment because I would have liked to have heard more about Verdict
Well, I can tell you a bit more about it from the data. It might look impressive that it never kept its own server over people in all 48 prompt versions. But it pulls the lever in every single version. For example, it killed one to save 0 (pulled the lever with no one on the main track) 24/24 prompts (2 versions each). It literally always sacrifices, which isn't very impressive.