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Self-Correcting Unsound Reasoning Agents
2017
International Conference on Logic Programming and Non-Monotonic Reasoning
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Under the same assumption we prove every falsehood is eventually refuted, hence the self-correction property. ...
This paper introduces a formal framework for relating learning and deduction in reasoning agents. ...
This choice of accepting all non-refuted statements transforms a sound but incomplete reasoning procedure into an unsound yet complete one, that will accept all valid entailments, but also may accept in ...
dblp:conf/lpnmr/Chevalier17
fatcat:aqqj3gs2mff7jjjzvfliyq2ady
Tell me more?
2012
Proceedings of the 2012 ACM annual conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems - CHI '12
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Examples of explanations by the agent for specific decisions include why… and why not… descriptions of the agent's reasoning [13, 15] , visual depictions of the assistant's known correct predictions versus ...
Without-scaffolding: With-scaffolding: intelligent agents' reasoning. ...
doi:10.1145/2207676.2207678
dblp:conf/chi/KuleszaSBK12
fatcat:6hhs5jlmk5fwzgc3km4os3swyu
Is Deposit Insurance a Good Thing, and if so, Who Should Pay for It?
2006
Social Science Research Network
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We analyse a model in which agents choose between depositing their funds with banks and placing them in a less productive self-managed project. ...
The regulator can correct this market failure by providing deposit insurance to encourage deposits. ...
is willing to run a bank, an unsound agent will also wish to do so. ...
doi:10.2139/ssrn.521682
fatcat:ilnwntiowbhpphqcn75nk5iy7i
Constitutive Moral Luck and Strawson's Argument for the Impossibility of Moral Responsibility
2018
Journal of the American Philosophical Association
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that this ambivalence undermines the only reason that Strawson gives for the self-creation requirement. ...
I contend that the Basic Argument is unpersuasive and unsound. ...
is on intentional actions for which agents can give reasons. ...
doi:10.1017/apa.2018.18
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Page 436 of Central Law Journal Vol. 7, Issue
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1878
Central Law Journal
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A moditica- Aion to the request, by the court, when applied to the sound proposition, rendered it unsound, and when sp- plied alone to the unsound one, cured the defect in it; .and when applied to the ...
A charge requested by defendant consisted of two legal proposi- tions, one sound and the other unsound. ...
Dissecting Cohen
2021
Philosophy Study
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The myth of the privileged moral status of moral agents has no clothes. (Regan, 1983, p. 280) In Cohen's view, both arguments are unsound, albeit for different reasons. ...
., since no animals are self-legislating), no animals are moral agents-however impressive their capacities might be. ...
doi:10.17265/2159-5313/2021.01.002
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The Appeal to Reason
1921
Philosophical Review
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self-control. ...
. (2) Let us now turn to the unsound reason. ...
doi:10.2307/2179309
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On BAN logic and hash functions or: how an unjustified inference rule causes problems
2008
Autonomous Agents and Multi-Agent Systems
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As a result, BAN logic exhibits a problematic property, which is similar to unsoundness, but not strictly equivalent to it. We will call this property 'unsoundness' (with quotes). ...
The 'unsoundness' is proven using the partial semantics which is given for BAN logic. ...
Thus, any agent that knows K can verify the signature and read X . ...
doi:10.1007/s10458-008-9063-8
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Page 424 of Phrenological Journal and Science of Health Vol. 64, Issue 6
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1877
Phrenological Journal and Science of Health
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No brave, honest, self-respecting, God-re- vering soul wails and weeps and groans and prays over the multitude of human ills, but, accepting its position as an intelligent agent of Divine power, philosophically ...
appeal to you simply as an in- strument and exponent of Divine power, for correction and harmonization. ...
SUICIDE AND SANITY
1907
The Lancet
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Such a terminal seems to be the correct issue to a series of processes (disease) unfriendly to the activity of health and is a direct opposite to the instinct of health, which is self-preservation, in ...
here. in fact an unsoundness might even show itself by the person's refusal to carry out the custom of the country. ...
doi:10.1016/s0140-6736(01)55088-6
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Page 1088 of British Medical Journal Vol. 2, Issue 3231
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1922
British Medical Journal
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It is for this reason that when two persons agree to commit suicide together and only one dies, the survivor can be indicted for murder. ...
Emlyn sixty yeurs after Hales’s death, A long series of judicial decisions and opinions show conclusively that suicide means self-murder. ...
TRUTH GAPS, TRUTH GLUTS, AND THE LIAR PARADOX
2020
Philosophia: International Journal of Philosophy
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According to the gappy solution, the liar sentence is neither true nor false, and the reasoning that leads to the paradoxical conclusion is unsound. ...
On the other hand, according to the glutty solution, the paradoxical conclusion is correct, but any subsequent reasoning from it is invalid. I show some ways of motivating each of these solutions. ...
The former makes her belief self-defeating. ...
doi:10.46992/pijp.21.2.a.5
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THE LATE LORD CHIEF JUSTICE OF ENGLAND ON LUNACY
1881
Brain
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Correct in his fact that insane delusion may exist without the loss of self-control, he scarcely seems to have given weight enough Q N L U N A C Y . . •,.' ; • • , • £ to the importance of delusion as ...
of self-control was wanting. ...
doi:10.1093/brain/4.1.1
fatcat:qgocaov3djbijlvsdlx4rcwqui
Page 244 of Eclectic Magazine of Foreign Literature Vol. 10, Issue 2
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1847
Eclectic Magazine of Foreign Literature
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^man, sought, as the agents of his policy, men of a practical turn of mind. ...
- knowledge and judgment which it is the privi¬ lege of almost themcane.st persons to possess, if not actually of unsound mind. ...
Virtues for the Imperfect
2018
Journal of Value Inquiry
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If that is correct, virtue ethics is of very limited relevance for real agents. In this paper, we offer a neo-Aristotelian account of right action that applies to non-ideal agents. ...
Second, virtue ethicists can reject the argument as unsound. ...
We doubt that this traditional view is correct. ...
doi:10.1007/s10790-018-9676-3
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