I’d expect the amount of time this all takes to be a function of the time-control.
Like, if I have 90 mins, I can allocate more time to all of this. I can consult each of my advisors at every move. I can ask them follow-up questions.
If I only have 20 mins, I need to be more selective. Maybe I only listen to my advisors during critical moves, and I evaluate their arguments more quickly. Also, this inevitably affects the kinds of arguments that the advisors give.
Both of these scenarios seem pretty interesting and AI-relevant. My all-things-considered guess would be that the 20 mins version yields high enough quality data (particularly for the parts of the game that are most critical/interesting & where the debate is most lively) that it’s worth it to try with shorter time controls.
(Epistemic status: Thought about this for 5 mins; just vibing; very plausibly underestimating how time pressure could make the debates meaningless).
I’d expect the amount of time this all takes to be a function of the time-control.
Like, if I have 90 mins, I can allocate more time to all of this. I can consult each of my advisors at every move. I can ask them follow-up questions.
If I only have 20 mins, I need to be more selective. Maybe I only listen to my advisors during critical moves, and I evaluate their arguments more quickly. Also, this inevitably affects the kinds of arguments that the advisors give.
Both of these scenarios seem pretty interesting and AI-relevant. My all-things-considered guess would be that the 20 mins version yields high enough quality data (particularly for the parts of the game that are most critical/interesting & where the debate is most lively) that it’s worth it to try with shorter time controls.
(Epistemic status: Thought about this for 5 mins; just vibing; very plausibly underestimating how time pressure could make the debates meaningless).