This is a problem with the concept of heroic responsibility. It’s not defined with sufficient resolution to nail down the interpretation of paying attention to specific parts of the causal graph and exclude the interpretation of feeling like a horrible person. I can’t decide if Eliezer doesn’t worry about people coming away with the second impression or if he actually endorses it.
This is a problem with the concept of heroic responsibility. It’s not defined with sufficient resolution to nail down the interpretation of paying attention to specific parts of the causal graph and exclude the interpretation of feeling like a horrible person. I can’t decide if Eliezer doesn’t worry about people coming away with the second impression or if he actually endorses it.