Adversarial examples for neural networks make situations where the agent misinterprets the human action seem plausible.
But it is true that the situation where the human acts irrationally in some state (e.g. because of drugs, propaganda) could be modeled in much the same way.
I preferred the sensory error since it doesn’t require a irrational human. Perhaps I should have been clearer that I’m interested in the agent wireheading itself (in some sense) rather than wireheading of the human.
(Sorry for being slow to reply—I didn’t get notified about the comments.)
Adversarial examples for neural networks make situations where the agent misinterprets the human action seem plausible.
But it is true that the situation where the human acts irrationally in some state (e.g. because of drugs, propaganda) could be modeled in much the same way.
I preferred the sensory error since it doesn’t require a irrational human. Perhaps I should have been clearer that I’m interested in the agent wireheading itself (in some sense) rather than wireheading of the human.
(Sorry for being slow to reply—I didn’t get notified about the comments.)