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I think there's something interesting going on with Evan's notion of myopia. …
x Partial Agency — LessWrong Partial Agency Myopia Frontpage 77 Partial Agency by abramdemski 27th Sep 2019 AI Alignment Forum 10 min read 18 77 Ω 34 Epistemic status: very rough intuitions here. I think there's something interesting going on with Evan's notion of myopia . Evan has been calling this thing "myopia". Scott has been calling it "stop-gradients". In my own mind, I've been calling the phenomenon "directionality". Each of these words gives a different set of intuitions about how the cluster could eventually be formalized. Stop-Gradients Nash equilibria are, abstractly, modeling agent
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