Comment by rush86999
18 days ago
Game theory, at the end of the day, is also a form of teaching points that can be added to an LLM by an expert. You're cloning the expert's decision process by showing past decisions taken in a similar context. This is very specific but still has value in a business context.
That was the crux of the post for me: the assertion that there are classes of problems for which no amount of expert behavior cloning will result in dynamic expert decision making, because a viable approach to expert deciding isn't trained in the former.
It is an awfully weak signal to pick up in data.