Executive summary: Cooperation, alignment, and calibration are all necessary to guarantee good outcomes in multi-agent AI systems, as demonstrate a formal analysis of delegation games.
Key points:
Delegation games model scenarios with multiple human principals and AI agents, relevant to future AI deployments.
Cooperation measures how well agents work together, alignment measures agreement between preferences, and calibration measures fairness in weighting players.
The authors provide formal measures for these concepts and prove bounds on welfare regret in terms of them.
Experiments validate the theoretical bounds and demonstrate estimation methods with limited data.
Key limitations include computational challenges and simplifying assumptions about game structure.
Future work should focus on scalable evaluation methods for complex AI systems in multi-polar scenarios.
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Executive summary: Cooperation, alignment, and calibration are all necessary to guarantee good outcomes in multi-agent AI systems, as demonstrate a formal analysis of delegation games.
Key points:
Delegation games model scenarios with multiple human principals and AI agents, relevant to future AI deployments.
Cooperation measures how well agents work together, alignment measures agreement between preferences, and calibration measures fairness in weighting players.
The authors provide formal measures for these concepts and prove bounds on welfare regret in terms of them.
Experiments validate the theoretical bounds and demonstrate estimation methods with limited data.
Key limitations include computational challenges and simplifying assumptions about game structure.
Future work should focus on scalable evaluation methods for complex AI systems in multi-polar scenarios.
This comment was auto-generated by the EA Forum Team. Feel free to point out issues with this summary by replying to the comment, and contact us if you have feedback.