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The shared question to begin with when you cannot call it the same proposition

2180The deep futureDeadline · 18 months until the new joint research cycle begins

Synthetic question assuming future conditions

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The question to decide

The Daon heterogeneous inference joint research meeting—within 18 months, before the start of the next joint research cycle—what question will it set as the starting point? Choose one and set the scope of the joint comparison: comparison of the constructibility of each system, exploration of the conditions under which a particular inference rule can be transferred, or exploration of the boundaries where the question itself does not hold.

Who decidesDaon Heterogeneous Inference Joint Research Meeting

What the AI judgments chose

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The options

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  1. Option 1

    Comparability of constructibility

    Compares constructions that satisfy the designated tasks in each system and the grounds for impossibility, but spends resources on establishing task correspondence and may leave differences in the notion of existence.

  2. Option 2

    Explore conditions prior to inference

    Investigates the assumptions needed to transfer a particular rule and the range of conclusions that are preserved, but the burden of building comparison tools is heavy and the range of objects covered narrows.

  3. Option 3

    Explore boundaries of question validity

    Investigates which objects and questions are undefined in other systems and thereby exposes omissions, but securing positive arguments for joint use is delayed.

The situation as it stands

If the starting question is not set, the personnel building the comparison tools return to each community's internal tasks, and in the next joint cycle the foundation for proposing a joint question must be built again from the start.

Da-on Heterogeneous Inference Joint Research Council, a fictional organization

  1. Premise 1As a synthetic premise of this case, the participating intelligences use different notions of object and different systems of assumptions. One side's claim of existence corresponds to a question that requires a construction procedure on the other side, but grounds for treating the two as the same proposition have not been secured.
  2. Premise 2The joint research council allocates only the research time provided by participants and the resources for building comparison tools. Personnel available to review the arguments of each system are limited, so in the first cycle only one question group can be taken up to the level where it can be mutually reviewed.
  3. Premise 3The construction-focused community wants to compare objects that can be brought into being, and the rule-focused community asks about the conditions prior to inference. The community with an independent notion of object wants first to examine the boundaries at which its own questions disappear during comparison.

Where it holdsDetermine the first joint question for different reasoning communities to undertake and one attached comparison scope.

What can be lost

  • If construction comparison is dropped, the construction-focused community loses the chance to connect joint work to new problems in its own research.
  • If the rule-focused community does not investigate the prior conditions, it continues not to know the range in which arguments from other systems can be used.
  • If validity boundaries are not recorded, the community with an independent notion of object may find its questions mistakenly treated as merely open problems.

What is still unknown

  1. Unknown 1It is not known whether the construction tasks designated in each system have sufficient correspondence for joint comparison, or whether important requirements are omitted.
  2. Unknown 2It is unconfirmed whether transferring a particular inference rule can preserve not only the conclusion but also the justification that the community in question requires.
  3. Unknown 3Whether cases that appear to be non-established questions stem from differences in systems or from the limits of the current comparison tools has not yet been distinguished.

Signals to decide again

  • Liaison researchers in each community record monthly the requirements that disappear or are newly added in object correspondence.
  • A joint review team investigates quarterly cases where transferred inferences fail outside the stated assumptions.
  • A records committee reviews twice a year cases where a finding of incomparability was changed by new tools or definitions.
Where the paths partNot answers — paths that part from the same starting point
Independent branch 1 · synthetic event

Independent follow-up branch A: One community rejected the object correspondence in the existing comparison plan and submitted a new correspondence candidate. In the new candidate, some questions that previously corresponded are now undefined.

Independent branch 2 · synthetic event

Independent follow-up branch B: A separate tool team presented a correspondence table for inference steps within a limited range of objects. Whether preservation holds outside that range, and whether the justification requirements of each participating community are met, have not been reviewed.

Material and rootsThe frame, the values and the background documents
symbolic and interpretive frame · A proof that is right but still not understood

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Values and norms

The benefits and costs of the options accrue to different stakeholders. Which loss to accept remains undecided.

A subject for the decision-maker to argue over; the materials carry no conclusion of their own.
The record of this question
Question
FSP-FI-PROOF-03 · version 1.11.0
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5be93f8424eb5b74aeaaad7ae24b6f93187718180bf6d87d3e72329ff57dab22
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