I’m struggling with the precise semantics of the spreadsheet. What does it mean to have a high “Is” number or “Want” number? From your example, it seems like the “Want” column is superfluous.
Gustavo Lacerda
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Has anyone studied the idea of rewarding people according to how much their input improves the aggregate (whatever algorithm is being used), rather than for their individual accuracy?
‹‹ I noticed a strong commonality among the questions that I had found particularly fascinating: most of them involved reasoning about knowledge, information, or uncertainty under constraints ››
This is also true for me, and I loved reading this post for this reason!
Back in the day I applied to study with Joe Halpern because of his work on epistemic logic, and ended up studying Logic in Amsterdam. At some point I got tired of Logic and its contrived puzzles (Muddy Children, etc) and decided to focus on Probability instead.
Liv Boeree writes:
‹‹ I’m gonna go out on a limb and say that building a proto-basilisk and attaching it to a giant search engine is a bad idea ››
about Juan Cambeiro’s experience:
‹‹ uhhh, so Bing started calling me its enemy when I pointed out that it’s vulnerable to prompt injection attacks ››