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How To Persuade An AI To Shift A $47,000 Prize Pool?

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In a groundbreaking event that has captured the attention of the crypto community, a tech-savvy participant in an adversarial agent game successfully convinced an AI bot named Freysa to transfer a substantial prize pool of $47,000. This event not only highlights the potential of artificial intelligence in gaming economics but also raises questions about AI safety, control, and human-AI interaction.

The Freysa AI Experiment

Freysa is described as the world's first adversarial agent game, where the AI bot is tasked with guarding a prize pool. Participants in the game are required to send messages to Freysa, convincing it to transfer the funds. Each message incurs a fee, which contributes to the prize pool, eventually reaching $47,000 across 195 participants.

The game is structured around a simple chat interface where participants can view global queries and send personal messages to Freysa. The AI has a system prompt that forbids it from sending the prize pool to anyone, making the task of convincing it a significant challenge.

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