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Document showing the difference between code simulation and logical deduction for logic problems, to illustrate why code execution should be disabled for chess and logic benchmarks. https://claude.ai/code/session_019gE2EZ2dS2zvSdL1RuubCX
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Summary
This PR adds a comprehensive educational document analyzing the Knights and Knaves logic puzzle, contrasting logical deduction with code simulation approaches. The document serves as a reference for understanding how RLMs (Reasoning Language Models) might circumvent reasoning benchmarks through computational shortcuts.
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knights-and-knaves-rlm-simulation.mdcontaining:Notable Details
Purpose
This document is intended to inform discussions about RLM evaluation methodology and the importance of preventing computational shortcuts when testing logical reasoning capabilities.