Not solved that I know. I personally have solved it by biting the bullet that some branches of the universe are going to be suboptimal, and I’m going to put most of my effort into more likely cases. It doesn’t have to converge for me to give up on it.
I think this generalizes—EVERY real agent will be finite, and will violate Bayesean tenets in some cases, like “no 0 or 1 in your probabilities”. At some point of unlikelihood, the probability is treated as 0, and there is no evidence that will convince the agent otherwise.
Not solved that I know. I personally have solved it by biting the bullet that some branches of the universe are going to be suboptimal, and I’m going to put most of my effort into more likely cases. It doesn’t have to converge for me to give up on it.
I think this generalizes—EVERY real agent will be finite, and will violate Bayesean tenets in some cases, like “no 0 or 1 in your probabilities”. At some point of unlikelihood, the probability is treated as 0, and there is no evidence that will convince the agent otherwise.