There is a mathematical theorem about self-modifying agents that state an agent will not self modify to invalidate it’s utility function, because if the agent does that, the modified agent will not maximize the current agents utility function.
This sounds like extremely useful information. Do you have more detail, or a reference to further reading on this theorem?
I am a bit stumped to actually remember where I read it. Give me a few years to study some more advanced economics, and I can probably present you with a home brewed proof.
This sounds like extremely useful information. Do you have more detail, or a reference to further reading on this theorem?
I am a bit stumped to actually remember where I read it. Give me a few years to study some more advanced economics, and I can probably present you with a home brewed proof.