Selection theorems are helpful because (1) they can provide additional assumptions that can help with learning human values
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[...] the resulting agents can be represented as maximizing expected utility, if the agents don’t have internal state.
(For the second one, that’s one of the reasons why I had the weasel word “could”, but on reflection it’s worth calling out explicitly given I mention it in the previous sentence.)
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(For the second one, that’s one of the reasons why I had the weasel word “could”, but on reflection it’s worth calling out explicitly given I mention it in the previous sentence.)
Cool, looks good.