I agree there is a real sense in which AGZ is “better-grounded” (and more likely to be stable) than iterated amplification in general. (This was some of the motivation for the experiments here.)
Oh, I’ve just realized that the “tree” was always intended to be something like task decomposition. Sorry about that—that makes the analogy a lot tighter.
I agree there is a real sense in which AGZ is “better-grounded” (and more likely to be stable) than iterated amplification in general. (This was some of the motivation for the experiments here.)
Oh, I’ve just realized that the “tree” was always intended to be something like task decomposition. Sorry about that—that makes the analogy a lot tighter.