Will game theory break when two superintelligences can simulate each other's code?
dorsa_rohani · x · 2026-09-23
- Core question: does standard game theory break down when two superintelligences interact, given each can simulate the other's code?
- Author's take: the question illustrates the scale and structural weirdness of superintelligence more than it offers a tractable game-theoretic puzzle — though the puzzle still informs the bigger picture.
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