What it does
The mayors never see the six-part hidden rubric, and Jev's scores never affect their context or official totals: it observes the government rather than joining it.
Benchmarks & research
A controlled city simulation comparing four kinds of institutional memory, with Jev scoring each term beside a deterministic scoreboard.
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The mayors never see the six-part hidden rubric, and Jev's scores never affect their context or official totals: it observes the government rather than joining it.
Borrow this experiment's memory comparison for your own AI simulation. Ask a developer to give each AI the same starting conditions and rules, changing only what it remembers. Keep the judge's scoring guide hidden from those AIs, and report its opinions beside the game's totals rather than adding them together.