Anthropic's Claude Plays 'for Peace over Victory' in a Game of Diplomacy Against Other AI
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Is Claude AI the Next Big Thing After ChatGPT?
Since ChatGPT made its grand entrance into the world in 2022, the AI space has exploded with new tools that promise smarter, more helpful, or just plain different experiences. While OpenAI’s ChatGPT remains the blueprint for many, rivals like Google Gemini, Poe, and Anthropic’s Claude AI have entered the scene with their own unique features.As someone who’s moved from newsroom writing to beauty columns and lifestyle reporting, I lean on AI a lot


Anthropic's Claude plays 'for peace over victory' in a game of Diplomacy against other AI
Mykhailo Repuzhynskyi/Getty ImagesDemis Hassabis, Andrej Karpathy, and Elon Musk discussed using the game Diplomacy to test AI.One AI researcher took them up on it and built a new game called "AI Diplomacy."He found that OpenAI's o3 excelled, while Anthropic's Claude was a little too nice.Earlier this year, some of the world's leading AI minds were chatting on X, as they do, about how to compare the capabilities of large language models.Andrej K…
Breakfast Diplomats: Make AI Mascots Who Represent Different Meals
What if breakfast weren't just the most crucial meal of the day—but an outright international summit?Picture a beret-clad French toast carrying a golden cane, sauntering elegantly into a hall of marble. Opposite him, a leather-jacketed breakfast burrito leans back, arms crossed, and shades, obviously unimpressed. An elegantly attired congee ambassador bows modestly while a powdered sugar epaulette-wearing croissant flips through paper. This is t…
A research team put 18 top AI models into the virtual battlefield of the classic board game "Diplomacy". The results showed that DeepSeek, developed by China, was constantly looking for people to fight; Claude, developed by a US technology company, was always bullied because he couldn't deceive people; Google's Gemini was almost going to unify Europe; and OpenAI's ChatGPT o3 specialized in backstabbing allies.
Competition in the artificial intelligence sector is not only intensifying among large laboratories, but is beginning to leave a mark on the ecosystem of startups and applications that depend on them. This week, two key decisions made by OpenAI and Anthropic have generated concern among developers who build products from their models. An unexpected break: the Windsurf and Anthropic Windsurf case, a very popular application dedicated to "vibe cod…
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