The model is that persistent reflexes interact with the environment to give black swans; singular events with extremely high legal consequence. To effectively avoid all of them preemptively requires training the stable reflexes, but it could be that “editing out” only a few 10 minute periods retroactively would still be enough (those few periods when reflexes and environment interact extremely negatively.) So I think the “very regular basis” claim isn’t substantiated.
That said, we cant actually retroactively edit anyways.
The model is that persistent reflexes interact with the environment to give black swans; singular events with extremely high legal consequence.
I don’t think that’s the model (or if it is, I think it’s wrong). I see the model as persistent reflexes interacting with the environment and giving rise to common, repeatable, predictable events with serious legal consequences.
The model is that persistent reflexes interact with the environment to give black swans; singular events with extremely high legal consequence. To effectively avoid all of them preemptively requires training the stable reflexes, but it could be that “editing out” only a few 10 minute periods retroactively would still be enough (those few periods when reflexes and environment interact extremely negatively.) So I think the “very regular basis” claim isn’t substantiated.
That said, we cant actually retroactively edit anyways.
I don’t think that’s the model (or if it is, I think it’s wrong). I see the model as persistent reflexes interacting with the environment and giving rise to common, repeatable, predictable events with serious legal consequences.