"Set in Phoenix, Arizona, the game required each player to bargain and compromise with each other while pursuing individual goals and unique “victory conditions.”"

"Instead of red and blue teams, the players are a major tech company (trying to maximize profit), a city government (trying to manage public services), a workers’ union (trying to protect jobs), and a media organization (trying to report on algorithmic harms)."

Done with gluing the ground unit counters to make them double-sided 2️⃣

These are the ground unit counters that need to be glued together to make them double-sided 2️⃣

"While some narrower applications of AI can be deployed in the near-term, the most ambitious and transformative applications require further research and investment."

cetas.turing.ac.uk/publications...

"Wargames don't predict what will happen in conflict or crisis, but they can tell us why and how one outcome or another occurred."

youtu.be/LD93loInp2k?...

Hey, just checking in again (no obscure music reference this time): thank you for the feature as always but you neglected to include my name!

It says "Interviews Kevin Johnston from Fight Club US" instead of "Wargaming Weekly interviews Kevin Johnston from Fight Club US"

Done with gluing the map together 🗺️

Done with cutting the counters out ✂️

Players must skillfully move supplies forward to their frontline units to continue the advance or shore up their defences without creating moments of opportunity for their opponent 🪖

🔗: www.fightclubinternational.org/supply-and-s...