This has particular implications for how you think about infinite time horizon problems. If you want to think in optimization terms you’ll be forced to value future and past against present in constrained ways that may not meet intent
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Can you give me an example of what you mean here I am intrigued but don’t quite grok it
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I think empowerment measures provide a backdoor around this by proxying for prospects in unbounded contexts https://arxiv.org/pdf/1310.1863.pdf …
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I understand that. I was unclear on what particular finite game you were looking to measure “optimized” against, since you didn’t seem entirely clear on that yourself. :)
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See responses. Any legible physics measure.
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