Would game theory break if superintelligences can simulate each other's code?
dorsa_rohani · x · 2026-09-23
An open question from dorsarohani: when two superintelligences interact, each can simulate the other's code and strategies internally — potentially undermining the equilibrium assumptions of standard game theory. A provocative theoretical prompt about multi-agent AI dynamics with no settled answer yet.
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