and disvalues as Findlay had it is a fruit of an ongoing labor, the modal, counterfactual and constructive elements of a logic that precede morality. It is what is called Ethics.
That would be just a reward-driven agent, not a fully transcendental one. Transcendence is very much like buying a dell laptop, it comes with a lot junks. If you try to delete them, you machines goes kaput.
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that I don't understand. I cannot see a non-reward-driven AI. I guess I should read Intelligence and Spirit to get enlighted, hm?
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Reward is a vague concept just like pain or pleasure as Turing undersood it. These concepts are a matter of education. The kind of reward Seneca has in mind after freeing a slave is far different in nature than the reward an Amoeba expects after adopting to a warm water.
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