If you figured out the theoretically correct action, you wouldn’t need to approximate it. I mean figure out the theoretically correct moral theory, then approximate it to the best of your ability. You’re not approximating the output of an algorithm, you’re approximating an algorithm (e.g. because the correct algorithm requires too much data, or time, or rationality...).
If you figured out the theoretically correct action, you wouldn’t need to approximate it. I mean figure out the theoretically correct moral theory, then approximate it to the best of your ability. You’re not approximating the output of an algorithm, you’re approximating an algorithm (e.g. because the correct algorithm requires too much data, or time, or rationality...).
That’s a great way of saying it. Thanks a lot!