This is a broader criticism of alignment to preferences or intent in general, since these things can change (and sometimes, you can even make choices of whether to change them or not). L.A. Paul wrote a whole book about this sort of thing; if you’re interested, here’s a good talk.
This is a broader criticism of alignment to preferences or intent in general, since these things can change (and sometimes, you can even make choices of whether to change them or not). L.A. Paul wrote a whole book about this sort of thing; if you’re interested, here’s a good talk.
Yes, I was deliberately phrasing things sort of like transformative experiences :P