Would it not be useful to have multiple independent AIs observing and interacting to build a model of the world? I'm thinking something roughly like the "councelors" in the Civilization games, giving defense/economic/cultural advice, but generalized over any goal-oriented scenario (and including one to take the "user" role). A group of AIs with specific roles interacting with each other seems like a good area to explore, especially now given the downward scalability of LLMs.
This is exactly where Deepseeks enhancements come into play. Essentially deepseek lets the model think out loud via chain of thought (o1 and Claude also do this) but DS also does not supervise the chain of thought, and simply rewards CoT that get the answer correctly. This is just one of the half dozen training optimization that Deepseek has come up with.
Would it not be useful to have multiple independent AIs observing and interacting to build a model of the world? I'm thinking something roughly like the "councelors" in the Civilization games, giving defense/economic/cultural advice, but generalized over any goal-oriented scenario (and including one to take the "user" role). A group of AIs with specific roles interacting with each other seems like a good area to explore, especially now given the downward scalability of LLMs.