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Maxime Morge
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@@ -167,15 +167,16 @@ preferences but have more difficulty generating individual actions than
algorithmic strategies. In contrast,
`DeepSeek-R1`
does not generate
valid strategies and performs poorly when generating specific actions.
## Rationality
An autonomous agent is rational if it chooses the optimal action based on its
beliefs. This agent satisfies second-order rationality if it is rational and
believes that other agents are rational. In other words, a second-order rational
agent does not only consider the best choice for itself but also anticipates how
others make their decisions. Experimental game theory studies show that 93 % of
human subjects are rational, while 71 % exhibit second-order
rationality.
## Strategic Rationality
An autonomous agent act strategically, considering not only its own preferences
but also the potential actions and preferences of others. It is strategical
rational if it chooses the optimal action based on its beliefs. This agent
satisfies second-order rationality if it is rational and believes that other
agents are rational. In other words, a second-order rational agent does not only
consider the best choice for itself but also anticipates how others make their
decisions. Experimental game theory studies show that 93 % of human subjects are
rational, while 71 % exhibit second-order rationality.
Forsythe, R., Horowitz, J.L., Savin, N.E., Sefton, M.:
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Fairness in Simple Bar-
gaining Experiments.
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Games and Economic Behavior 6(3), 347–369 (1994),
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