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Functional Decision Theory

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  1. COMMENTARY · CL_153225 ·

    LessWrong post: Metaphysics is key to Functional Decision Theory debates

    A LessWrong post argues that discussions around Functional Decision Theory (FDT) often neglect crucial metaphysical underpinnings. The author contends that to justify FDT's recommendations, particularly in scenarios lik…

  2. COMMENTARY · CL_134639 ·

    Functional Decision Theory applies only to embedded agents, critics argue

    Functional Decision Theory (FDT) is a decision theory applicable only to embedded agents, meaning agents whose actions are causally entangled with their predictor's knowledge. Criticisms often leveled against FDT are ac…

  3. COMMENTARY · CL_132590 ·

    LessWrong reframes decision theory as commitment theory

    A LessWrong post proposes reframing decision theory concepts, particularly Functional Decision Theory (FDT), as "commitment theory." This new perspective aims to make the recommendations of FDT, which are often seen as …

  4. COMMENTARY · CL_118301 ·

    Functional Decision Theory defended against criticism

    This post defends Functional Decision Theory (FDT) against criticisms, particularly those raised by Bentham's Bulldog on LessWrong. The author argues that FDT, when applied to scenarios like Newcomb's Problem, correctly…

  5. RESEARCH · CL_116225 ·

    New framework for decision theory proposed; functional decision theory critiqued

    A new paper proposes a formal framework for decision theory using nonparametric structural equation models (NPSEMs), aiming to provide a clearer modeling language and evaluative ground for the field. This approach intro…