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Introducing AI Game Theory: An interactive sandbox that explores power and leverage between players in the AI economy. Every CEO or investor you meet has a built-in bias shaped by their vantage point. The goal of this project is to make those incentives more legible.

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Tina He3 months ago

1. Pick the game 2. Pick the players 3. Run the scenario AI is an ongoing negotiation over two things: today's profits and tomorrow's moats. Explore now:

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Tina He3 months ago

Select any two players, and view the relationships between them. What each side is optimizing, what each "game" means for the pair, what are the built-in tension and dynamics that persist through games.

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Tina He3 months ago

We map eight players in the stack: Chips. Clouds. Frontier labs. Open-weight labs. Inference. Harnesses. Applications. Enterprises. We place every pair inside six games: Intelligence.
Distribution.
Execution.
Inference.
Data.
Users. Because the model is non-commutative, there are 9 players, 8 counterparts, and 6 games, which leads to 432 possible scenarios!!

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Tina He3 months ago

Hope this project surfaces key questions: - Why do clouds back multiple model labs? - Why build their own chips? - Why do chip firms support open models? - When does cheap capital become a distribution edge? - When is “irrational” spend rational given real incentives? And more..

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Tina He3 months ago

Have fun exploring: You can also read this in blog format. DMs open for thoughts + feedback!! :)

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Kate Aksay3 months ago

This is so Tina! 💛

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Tina He3 months ago

🤭

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Christian Catalini3 months ago

fun!

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Neel Somani3 months ago

Very cool!

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Spencer3 months ago

this is awesome. thanks for sharing!

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LANGERIUS3 months ago

looks good

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Peter Zakin3 months ago

I really like this. Well done!

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Anna Gát3 months ago

!!!!!!!

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Snibby3 months ago

understanding incentives usually explains more than opinions ever do

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kamil3 months ago

i love this, Tina!!

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Betancourt3 months ago

Business wargaming is such an interesting field, and there are so few tools available to experiment with it. Thank you!

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