they weren’t designed to be ultra-robust to exploitation, or to make serious attempts to assess properties like truth, accuracy, coherence, usefulness, justice
There are notable differences between these properties. Usefulness and justice are quite different from the others (truth, accuracy, coherence). Usefulness (defined as suitability for a purpose, which is non-prescriptive as to the underlying norms) is different from justice (defined by some normative ideal). Coherence requires fewer commitments than truth and accuracy.
Ergo, I could see various instantiations of a library designed to satisfy various levels. Level 1 would value coherence. Level 2 would add truth and accuracy. Level 3: +usefulness. Level 4, +justice.
There are notable differences between these properties. Usefulness and justice are quite different from the others (truth, accuracy, coherence). Usefulness (defined as suitability for a purpose, which is non-prescriptive as to the underlying norms) is different from justice (defined by some normative ideal). Coherence requires fewer commitments than truth and accuracy.
Ergo, I could see various instantiations of a library designed to satisfy various levels. Level 1 would value coherence. Level 2 would add truth and accuracy. Level 3: +usefulness. Level 4, +justice.