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Approximately Bayesian Reasoning: Knightian Uncertainty, Goodhart, and the Look-Elsewhere Effect — LessWrong
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AIXI is well-known model of a Bayesian reasoner. However, it's not a practical one, since both the Solomonoff prior's basis, Kolmogoroff Complexity,…
x Approximately Bayesian Reasoning: Knightian Uncertainty, Goodhart, and the Look-Elsewhere Effect — LessWrong Goodhart's Law AIXI Bayesianism Probability & Statistics Utility Functions Value Learning AI Rationality Frontpage 25 Approximately Bayesian Reasoning: Knightian Uncertainty, Goodhart, and the Look-Elsewhere Effect by RogerDearnaley 26th Jan 2024 13 min read 2 25 Approximate Bayesian Reasoning AIXI is well-known model of a Bayesian reasoner. However, it's not a practical one, since both the Solomonoff prior's basis, Kolmogorov complexity , and the rest of the Solomonoff induction proc
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