Epstein Secrets

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h to Superhuman AGI 317 18.1 Introduction 317 18.2 Cognitive Schema Learning 318 18.3 Self-Modification via Supercompilation 319 18.3.1 Three Aspects of Supercompilation 321 18.3.2 Supercompilation for Goal-Directed Program Modification 322 18.4 Self-Modification via Theorem-Proving 323 A Glossary 325 A.1

October 2008. Some of the ideas also trace back to discussions held during two workshops on "Evaluation and Metrics for Human-Level Al" organized by John Laird and Pat Langley (one in Ann Arbor in late 2008, and one in Tempe in early 2009). Some of the conclu- sions of the Ann Arbor workshop were recorded i

summary. For an accessible overview of the supercompila- tion algorithm, the reader is referred to the article 'What is Supercompilation? Ui 18.3.1 Three Aspects of Supercompilation There are three separate levels to the supercompilation idea: first, a general philosophy; second a translation of this philosophy into a concrete

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October 2008. Some of the ideas also trace back to discussions held during two workshops on "Evaluation and Metrics for Human-Level AI" organized by John Laird and Pat Langley (one in Ann Arbor in late 2008, and one in Tempe in early 2009). Some of the conclu- sions of the Ann Arbor workshop were recorded in

ummary. For an accessible overview of the supercompila- tion algorithm, the reader is referred to the article “What is Supercompilation?” [1] 18.3.1 Three Aspects of Supercompilation There are three separate levels to the supercompilation idea: first, a general philosophy; second a translation of this philosophy into a concrete a