Measuring the Persuasiveness of Language Models
Apr 9, 2024

Summary
This post details a new methodology for measuring the persuasiveness of language models, comparing different generations and classes of Anthropic models against human-written arguments. It establishes a scaling trend where newer, larger models are more persuasive, with Claude 3 Opus achieving human-level persuasiveness. The research also explores the implications of AI persuasiveness for potential misuse and releases experimental data.
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