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We examine the effect of noise on societies of agents using an agent-basedmodel of evolutionary norm emergence. Generally, we see that noisy societiesare more selfish, smaller and discontent, and are caught in rounds of perpetualpunishment preventing them from flourishing. Surprisingly, despite the effectof noise on the population, it does not seem to evolve away. We carry outfurther analysis and provide reasons for why this may be the case. Furthermore,we claim that our framework that evolves the noise/ambiguity of norms may be anew way to model the tight/loose framework of norms, suggesting that despiteambiguous norms detrimental effect on society, evolution does not favourclarity.

The Effect of Noise on the Emergence of Continuous Norms and its Evolutionary Dynamics