JGWeissman comments on Another attempt to explain UDT - Less Wrong
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Not quite (or maybe you mean the same thing). Observations construct new agents that are able to affect different places in the environment than the original agent. Observations don't constitute new knowledge, they constitute a change in the decision problem, replacing the agent part with a modified one.
Yes, or at least I agree your explanation.