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Slava Akhmechet @spakhm If you're a programmer you should try the following now. Create some simple game-theoretic scenario, put ai models in it, and see what happens. Just try it. It will take only a couple of (fun) hours of vibe coding, and $20 to run. I guarantee your views on ai risk will change. 10:41 AM · Sep 18, 2026 · 4,791 Views 6 replies · 2 reposts · 64 likes · 42 bookmarks Relevant Slava Akhmechet @spakhm · 1h Two examples for inspiration 👇, but you can come up with infinite scenarios very easily. Make Astra a divorce attorney. Make Fable prevent a terrorist attack. Make them play checkers together, idk. It's endless. 1 reply · 5 likes · 604 views Slava Akhmechet @spakhm · 1h Example 1 👇 [Quoted post] Slava Akhmechet @spakhm · Sep 1 I've been working on SquidGPT, an elimination death game for probing AI behavior like loyalty, holding grudges, cruelty, betrayal, etc. Full writeup will take a while, but here are first impressions from 54 game runs (about $100 ... [cut off] 1 reply · 5 likes · 930 views Slava Akhmechet @spakhm · 1h Example 2 👇 [Quoted post] Slava Akhmechet @spakhm · Sep 8 [cut off]
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Thread by Slava Akhmechet urging programmers to put AI models into simple game-theoretic scenarios, with examples including his SquidGPT elimination game for probing AI behavior like loyalty, grudges, cruelty and betrayal.