But how did you do that? Why didn’t we instead get “almost-value-child”, who (say) values doing challenging things that require hard work, and so enrolls in harder and harder courses and gets worse and worse grades?”)
I think the truth is even worse than that, in that deceptively aligned value children are the default scenario without myopia and solely causal decision theory or variants of it, and Turntrout either has good arguments for why this isn’t favored, or Turntrout hopes that deceptive alignment is defined away.
For reasons why deceptive alignment might be favored, I have a link below:
I think the truth is even worse than that, in that deceptively aligned value children are the default scenario without myopia and solely causal decision theory or variants of it, and Turntrout either has good arguments for why this isn’t favored, or Turntrout hopes that deceptive alignment is defined away.
For reasons why deceptive alignment might be favored, I have a link below:
https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/A9NxPTwbw6r6Awuwt/how-likely-is-deceptive-alignment