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Martin Soto - Constructing Logically Updateless Decision Theory - PIBBSS Symposium '23 - YouTube

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This is one of the talks given by a PIBBSS Fellow at the PIBBSS '23 Symposium. Abstract: Both CDT and EDT, the two most prominent decision theories, update on all the information they are provided. As a consequence, they present apparently irrational behavior in Parfit's Hitchhiker and Counterfactual Mugging. These are particular examples of the general phenomenon of dynamic instability: different instantiations of the agent (in different time positions or counterfactual realities) aren't able to cooperate. Updateless Decision Theory aims to solve dynamic instability completely, by having a…

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