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Logical Induction

Edited by abramdemski, Ben Pace, et al. last updated 3rd Aug 2020

Logical Induction is a formal theory of reasoning under , developed by Scott Garrabrant and other researchers. Rationality is defined through a prediction-market analogy. High-quality beliefs are those which are computationally difficult to win bets against. The writeup can be found here.

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