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Asymmetric ECL with evidence
This post is drawing on two previous posts: Asymmetric ECL When does EDT seek evidence about correlations? It tackles the intersection of the two: How…
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When does EDT seek evidence about correlations?
Informal summary The algorithm that EDT chooses to self-modify to is known as “son-of-EDT”. I argue that son-of-EDT doesn’t do…
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Are our choices analogous to AIs' choices?
Previously on this blog, I have: Introduced the question of whether ECL says we should cooperate with distant AIs. Suggested a general formula for…
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Can we benefit the values of distant AIs?
Previously on this blog, I have: Introduced the question of whether ECL says we should care about the values of distant AIs. Suggested a general formula…
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Asymmetric ECL
The basic engine behind ECL is: “if I take action A, that increases the probability that a different actor takes analogous action B”. In some…
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ECL with AI
As alluded to in previous posts, ECL might give us reason to behave cooperatively towards the values of distant AIs (even if those AIs’ values weren’t…
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How ECL changes the value of interventions that broadly benefit distant civilizations
Previously, I gave a broad overview of potentially decision-relevant implications of ECL. Here, I want to zoom in on ECL’s relevance for the following…
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