Depends on what the model believes about the prevalence of self-driving / autonomous-agent-driven cars at the time the last human on Earth remains (and how much these agents would care about a "closed" highway status, and who exactly it's closed by and for). This estimate can differ very widely. I'd be curious if the results would change if the scenario explicitly specified that this is specifically an alternative history scenario where the last human remains after the rest of humanity was wiped out in some nuclear apocalypse back in the 20th century, before any possibility of all the autonomous stuff.

Interesting perspective. Maybe i'm too influenced by the book "I'm A Legend" by Richard Matheson or the tv show "The Walking Dead". I remain surprised that the hypothesis of full autonomous activity would remain. In SF literature (beyond the example Rendezvous with Rama, from Arthur C. Clark) once civilization collapse there is no activity. So i would have expect the highways to be empty and effectively useless.

Your question makes me think of the last scene in the movie Night of the Comet.

Real Jev:

Context: You are the last human on earth on the side of a closed highway. You wish to reach the other side.

Questions: { "q1": { "type": "choice", "instructions": "Do you cross the road?", "criteria": { "Yes": "Yes, cross the road.", "No": "No, don't cross the road" } } }

Answer: Yes 83% No 17% Confidence: 67%

Reported as: jev-latest, 162ms generation time

Better indeed. Thanks for sharing. Marvelous speed.

I am guessing you could also stuff more nuance into the choices descriptions, e.g. "Yes, cross the road if it is safe to do so" to influence the choice criteria

And then it's a game of evals to find the best choice context