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AI Negotiation roleplays for training and fun
Hacker NewsAI Negotiation roleplays for training and fun
Dear Hackers, for a friend of mine I recently developed a prototype that allows him to let the job candidates for sales positions prove their negotiation skills. I now turned it into a public demo, to get your feedback. First situations: House Negotiation is live, and Hostage Takers follows. Have fun and tell me what you think.
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