To extend the approach to address this, I think we’d have to explicitly convey a message of the form “do not discriminate based on superficial traits, only choices”; eg, in addition to behavioral patterns, agents possess superficial traits that are visible to other agents, and are randomly assigned with no particular correlation with the behaviors.
To extend the approach to address this, I think we’d have to explicitly convey a message of the form “do not discriminate based on superficial traits, only choices”; eg, in addition to behavioral patterns, agents possess superficial traits that are visible to other agents, and are randomly assigned with no particular correlation with the behaviors.
Better yet, have the agents experience discrimination themselves to internalize the message that it is bad