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Pretty cool. I was thinking about this same thing today and learned that "computational philosophy" is a thing. I've also thought about how truth, not just mor
by rdevsrex 5y ago
Pretty cool. I was thinking about this same thing today and learned that "computational philosophy" is a thing.
I've also thought about how truth, not just morals, can be modeled by some sort of "truth space" analogous to a vector space where each area has some certain value and you could sum to decide if a proposition is true or not.
I'm curious if machine learning has been applied to such ends.
- platz 5y agono, because you'll never be able to define utility 1) Accurately 2) According to some fixed rule.