(Speaking for myself as a CLR researcher, not for CLR as a whole)
I don’t think it’s accurate to say CLR researchers think increasing transparency is good for cooperation. There are some tradeoffs here, such that I and other researchers are currently uncertain whether marginal increases in transparency are net good for AI cooperation. Though, it is true that more transparency opens up efficient equilibria that wouldn’t have been possible without open-source game theory. (ETA: some relevant research by people (previously) at CLR here, here, and here.)
(Speaking for myself as a CLR researcher, not for CLR as a whole)
I don’t think it’s accurate to say CLR researchers think increasing transparency is good for cooperation. There are some tradeoffs here, such that I and other researchers are currently uncertain whether marginal increases in transparency are net good for AI cooperation. Though, it is true that more transparency opens up efficient equilibria that wouldn’t have been possible without open-source game theory. (ETA: some relevant research by people (previously) at CLR here, here, and here.)