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    The argument that reward specification is fundamentally unsolvable

    A post says its author cannot always judge how much they’d like a possible state, even when they can imagine it.

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    A post argues that reward specification is fundamentally unsolvable: its author cannot imagine every possible state, does not know how much they’d like some states they can imagine, and could be wrong about others even when confident.

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    @banburismus_probably a very obvious point but reward specification is a fundamentally unsolvable problem. you're asking me to specify how much I like all possible states but: 1. I can't imagine all possible states 2. I can imagine some states but have no idea how much I'd like them (would I enjoy being a whale? idk) 3. I can imagine some states, am confident in how much I'd like them, but am wrong4h
    @tszzlRT @banburismus_: probably a very obvious point but reward specification is a fundamentally unsolvable problem. you're asking me to speci…2h

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    @banburismus_probably a very obvious point but reward specification is a fundamentally unsolvable problem. you're asking me to specify how much I like all possible states but: 1. I can't imagine all possible states 2. I can imagine some states but have no idea how much I'd like them (would I enjoy being a whale? idk) 3. I can imagine some states, am confident in how much I'd like them, but am wrong4h
    @tszzlRT @banburismus_: probably a very obvious point but reward specification is a fundamentally unsolvable problem. you're asking me to speci…2h