«Boundaries», Part 3a: Defining boundaries as directed Markov blankets - AI Alignment Forum
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x «Boundaries», Part 3a: Defining boundaries as directed Markov blankets — AI Alignment Forum «Boundaries» Sequence Boundaries / Membranes [technical] Free Energy Principle AI World Modeling World Optimization Frontpage 47 «Boundaries», Part 3a: Defining boundaries as directed Markov blankets by Andrew_Critch 30th Oct 2022 18 min read 20 47 This is Part 3a of my «Boundaries» Sequence on LessWrong. Here I attempt to define (organismal) boundaries in a manner intended to apply to AI alignment and existential safety, in theory and in practice. A more detailed name for this concept might be an app
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