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The experiment's limitations include: only one model, 10 closed wars per copy, three rounds of small-scale supervised fine-tuning (expert iteration based on the model's own best wars), not full reinforcement learning; 6 to 4 out of 10 could be chance, but 0 to 4 is a stronger signal.
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