Treating AIs in ways easily perceived as torture puts your personal safety at risk, to an extent that you might have underestimated, and gains you very little.
@jayphoward@ciphergoth Paul and Claude are both incorrect on complexity. e.g. just the first step takes O(log(n)) time, not bounded by any function of k. Looks like O(k log(k) log(n)) to me.
@ElliotGlazer And I'm suspicious about the claim that the minimal model of ZFC is so well-understood that we can see it; the function sending ordinals to their level of L is quite concrete, but the minimal ordinal for which this satisfies ZFC seems thorny.
@ElliotGlazer I take from incompleteness that compromises must be made on demanding to be able to infer things from a given theory; "resolves all natural questions" is nice, but I'm not sure how philosophically meaningful "natural" is here.
@ElliotGlazer Ok fair, under the simplest definition (though not under all definitions used) of mouse, it is. Is this fact important to what makes it a compelling canonical model?