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CICERO: intent-grounded dialogue with strategic planning

Integrated human-data-trained intent-conditioned dialogue, human-regularized strategic planning and message filtering, achieving strong human-level performance in the reported online Diplomacy blitz league.

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Integrated human-data-trained intent-conditioned dialogue, human-regularized strategic planning and message filtering, achieving strong human-level performance in the reported online Diplomacy blitz league.

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Forty-game five-minute-negotiation-turn evaluation, not unrestricted long-form Diplomacy or general negotiation competence. Human demonstrations and dialogue data are used; it is not learning solely from self-play. Dialogue grounding/filtering is imperfect and the planning model does not model long-term relationship effects; no never-deceives or universal trustworthiness guarantee is implied. R2C2/BART and earlier regularized search retain predecessor credit.

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Anton Bakhtin; Noam Brown; Emily Dinan; Gabriele Farina; Colin Flaherty; Daniel Fried; Andrew Goff; Jonathan Gray; Hengyuan Hu; Athul Paul Jacob; Mojtaba Komeili; Karthik Konath; Minae Kwon; Adam Lerer; Mike Lewis; Alexander H. Miller; Sasha Mitts; Adithya Renduchintala; Stephen Roller; Dirk Rowe; Weiyan Shi; Joe Spisak; Alexander Wei; David Wu; Hugh Zhang; Markus Zijlstra

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CICERO: intent-grounded dialogue with strategic planning

Integrated human-data-trained intent-conditioned dialogue, human-regularized strategic planning and message filtering, achieving strong human-level performance in the reported online Diplomacy blitz league.

Scientific scope

Forty-game five-minute-negotiation-turn evaluation, not unrestricted long-form Diplomacy or general negotiation competence. Human demonstrations and dialogue data are used; it is not learning solely from self-play. Dialogue grounding/filtering is imperfect and the planning model does not model long-term relationship effects; no never-deceives or universal trustworthiness guarantee is implied. R2C2/BART and earlier regularized search retain predecessor credit.

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People and systems

Anton Bakhtin; Noam Brown; Emily Dinan; Gabriele Farina; Colin Flaherty; Daniel Fried; Andrew Goff; Jonathan Gray; Hengyuan Hu; Athul Paul Jacob; Mojtaba Komeili; Karthik Konath; Minae Kwon; Adam Lerer; Mike Lewis; Alexander H. Miller; Sasha Mitts; Adithya Renduchintala; Stephen Roller; Dirk Rowe; Weiyan Shi; Joe Spisak; Alexander Wei; David Wu; Hugh Zhang; Markus Zijlstra

Source-listed authors or explicitly credited technical contributors for the cited versions. Family entries retain source-specific attribution; a combined list is not one original-paper byline or equal individual work. Names alone do not establish resolved identities.

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