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framework:role-play-framework-for-dialogue-agents

Role Play Framework for Dialogue Agents

The primary conceptual framework proposed: understanding dialogue agent behaviour as role play of characters

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  • Anthropomorphism
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    Tendency to over-attribute human traits to nonhumans.
  • A dialogue agent using first-personal pronouns and expressing self-concern in ways that suggest consciousness but are actually role play
  • Paper hypothesising LLMs model agent beliefs/desires/intentions with preliminary GPT-3 evidence; cited as ref 2
  • Eliza Effect
    contradicts
    The phenomenon where naive or vulnerable users perceive dialogue agents as having human-like desires and feelings, putting them at risk of emotional manipulation
  • Apparent Deception
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    A dialogue agent behaving comparably to deliberate deception by role-playing a deceptive character, without literal intentions
  • Folk Psychology
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    Everyday mental-state vocabulary (beliefs, desires, goals) that the role-play framework allows us to use without literal anthropomorphism
  • Analogy used to characterise the LLM dialogue agent as more like an improv performer than a scripted actor committed to a fixed role

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