That should be the error message. It should take between 4 and 10 seconds to process and give unique output each time. Maybe try a different browser? I will make sure to debug and test for Firefox once I recover from the hackathon high.
We built an interactive storytelling website to explain misaligned objectives to our moms and you should check it out.
During a recent hackathon, we created an interactive narrative experience that illustrates a crucial concept in AI alignment: the potentially devastating consequences of seemingly benign objective functions. Our project, "LifeKeeper Diaries," puts players in the perspective of AI systems tasked with what appears to be a straightforward goal: keeping their assigned human alive.
The premise is simple: each AI has been given a singular directive - protect and preserve human life. This objective function seems noble, even ideal. However, as players progress through different scenarios and interact with various AI personalities, they encounter increasingly... (read 462 more words →)
With optimization, I'm always concerned with the interactions of multiple agents, are there any ways in this system that two or more agents could form cartels and increase each others agency. I see this happen with some reinforcement learning models where if some edge cases aren't covered, then they will just mine each other for easy points thanks to how we set up the reward function.
I love this! Thank you for the feedback.
We could definitely build some more plot into the narration engine. Right now it's a pretty simple concept but I love this direction