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owencb comments on Versions of AIXI can be arbitrarily stupid - Less Wrong Discussion

15 Post author: Stuart_Armstrong 10 August 2015 01:23PM

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Comment author: owencb 10 August 2015 02:06:15PM 1 point [-]

Thanks, this is an important result showing that the dominating property really isn't enough to pick out a prior for a good agent. I like your example as a to-the-point explanation of the issue.

I think the post title is a somewhat misleading, though: it sounds as though differences in instantiations of AIXI don't really matter, and they can all be arbitrarily stupid. Any chance of changing that? Perhaps to something like "Versions of AIXI can be arbitrarily stupid"?

Comment author: Stuart_Armstrong 10 August 2015 02:52:51PM 1 point [-]

Changed the title.

Comment author: owencb 11 August 2015 01:43:54PM 1 point [-]

Thanks!