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The Hallucinated Superagent

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Written as a MATS extension fellow, mentored by Richard Ngo. [1] Agents manage their beliefs differently to non-agentic predictors. A key example of agent-specific belief management is hyperstition, which is a particular case of goal-models . Based on the idea that belief-management is an important aspect of agency, here's a (vibe) attempt at a rationality criterion: An agent's beliefs are rational when they are a fixed point under the agent's own belief operator. B = U(B). Here, U is an update (interpreted as the agent choosing to execute a belief update computation—or perhaps being forced to

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