The paper proposes LLM-Nash games, an equilibrium over reasoning prompts that induce action distributions, and argues via a rock-paper-scissors example that such equilibria can differ from classical Nash outcomes.
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Reasoning and Behavioral Equilibria in LLM-Nash Games: From Mindsets to Actions
The paper proposes LLM-Nash games, an equilibrium over reasoning prompts that induce action distributions, and argues via a rock-paper-scissors example that such equilibria can differ from classical Nash outcomes.