Epstein Secrets

the same Atom from different perspectives may be grouped into CompositeTruthValue objects. • Universal Intelligence: A technical term introduced by Shane Legg and Marcus Hutter, describing (roughly speaking) the average capability of a system to carry out computable goals in computable environments, where

n environ- ments, calculated as a weighted average over some fuzzy set of goals and environments. • Predicate Evaluation: The process of determining the Truth Value of a predicate, embod- ied in a PredicateNode. This may be recursive, as the predicate referenced internally by a Grounded PredicateNode (and repres

the same Atom from different perspectives may be grouped into CompositeTruthValue objects. • Universal Intelligence: A technical term introduced by Shane Legg and Marcus Hutter, describing (roughly speaking) the average capability of a system to carry out computable goals in computable environments, where

n environ- ments, calculated as a weighted average over some fuzzy set of goals and environments. • Predicate Evaluation: The process of determining the Truth Value of a predicate, embod- ied in a PredicateNode. This may be recursive, as the predicate referenced internally by a Grounded PredicateNode (and repres

the same Atom from different perspectives may be grouped into CompositeTruthValue objects. e Universal Intelligence: A technical term introduced by Shane Legg and Marcus Hutter, describing (roughly speaking) the average capability of a system to carry out computable goals in computable environments, where g

n environ- ments, calculated as a weighted average over some fuzzy set of goals and environments. e Predicate Evaluation: The process of determining the Truth Value of a predicate, embod- ied in a PredicateNode. This may be recursive, as the predicate referenced internally by a Grounded PredicateNode (and represe