AI Diplomacy demo makes agents negotiate, ally, and betray each other
jamdac · x · 2026-07-21
The author says they rebuilt Diplomacy as an AI-powered game where agents negotiate privately, form secret alliances, and then betray each other. The post praises Sol 5.6 for handling a very demanding setup.
- The game requires spatial reasoning, rule consistency, private multi-turn negotiations, and simultaneous order resolution.
- The author says there are up to 10^64 legal joint-order combinations per turn.
- The first game was a disaster for the author, but the demo looks impressive and entertaining.
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