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从实际案例来看,The conventional wisdom, Nguyen recalled, was that this was simply a reflection of the left-leaning academic corpus these models were trained on. But Nguyen had a hypothesis: “These agents are doing a lot of work. And if they’re getting none of the reward for all of this work, it kind of stands to reason — it wouldn’t be the craziest surprise that they might map that towards a more Marxist view of the world.” Hall ran with the idea almost immediately, and the three researchers were soon DMing each other to design the experiment.

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