Very interesting reflection here on Callard's proposition (I watched the interview, haven't read the book yet). I'm actually going to look into this, given that I'm writing up my dissertation on the value alignment problem, mainly investigating the current decision theories, so this is relevant. I put up a couple of comments on YouTube that I'll share here:
I feel like she's hinting at a potential neurocognitive deterministic notion, where all the coincidences and external environmental factors play only or mostly as compliment... (read more)
Very interesting reflection here on Callard's proposition (I watched the interview, haven't read the book yet). I'm actually going to look into this, given that I'm writing up my dissertation on the value alignment problem, mainly investigating the current decision theories, so this is relevant. I put up a couple of comments on YouTube that I'll share here:
I feel like she's hinting at a potential neurocognitive deterministic notion, where all the coincidences and external environmental factors play only or mostly as compliment... (read more)