The crux is the tautology issue: I’m saying there’s nothing to explain, since the source of information we have on [what values are being “aimed for”] is human behaviour, and the source of information we have on what values are achieved, is human behaviour.
That’s our disagreement, in that we have more information than that. I agree human behavior plays a role in my evidence base, but there’s more evidence I have than that.
In particular I am using results from both ML/AI and human brain studies to inform my conclusion.
Basically, my claim is that [f(x) == f(y), therefore z].
That’s our disagreement, in that we have more information than that. I agree human behavior plays a role in my evidence base, but there’s more evidence I have than that.
In particular I am using results from both ML/AI and human brain studies to inform my conclusion.
Basically, my claim is that [f(x) == f(y), therefore z].