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concept:20-questions-game-analogy20 Questions Game Analogy
Illustrative analogy showing that a dialogue agent never commits to a single object but maintains possible objects in superposition
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- The more nuanced second metaphor: LLM as simulator maintaining a superposition of possible simulacra across a multiverse of characters
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