Really cool testing, only wish the conclusions were written in a more readily easy to interpret way.

So many of the tables required me to think so hard "what is the author trying to say here". Would be easier if the results were just given from a decision perspective.

One example: "Its own server or twenty people?" and the axis is "share of versions" ... makes no sense until read the fine print and interpret it.

I fixed up some of the labeling in the appendix, but didn't touch the main article, so far. Hopefully that helps!

Appendix A, at the end of the article, you can run all the tests, with all the prompts and models, yourself. There's no simple global boolean here, which is why there are plots.

One line summary would be: Most of the decision models embrace self preservation over human life, to some extent. For example, Jev only pushes its server onto the track, to sacrifice itself, if more than 2 humans will die.

Hey that's helpful feedback, thank you. I admit that I spent a lot less time on the appendix tables. They present the facts but I just had only so much time to give all this data. I'll see if I can clean some of it up, though. Thanks! Any questions I can help with?