Latest discussions in the Method of Levels Section in Discourse
- by @JohnGraham John GrahamI look forward to it, thanks Rick.
- by @rsmarken Richard MarkenJohnGraham: Thank you Rick – it’s great to have, in the power law/log law paper, a concrete example of the behavioural illusion. Thank you! JohnGraham: It seems a lot of the time your main purpose is establishing the fact of control, and the identity of the controlled variable(s) – and the all theoretical apparatus of […]
- by @JohnGraham John GrahamThank you Rick – it’s great to have, in the power law/log law paper, a concrete example of the behavioural illusion. It’s reassuring to see that, in my last post above yours, my thinking is starting to head in the right direction (my feedback function blunder not withstanding!). I’ve started to get an inkling of […]
- by @bnhpct Bruce E. NevinA revision of the paper. For version 1, Zenodo currently reports 8 downloads and 41 views. Nevin, B., & Claude (Anthropic). (2026). Making AI reliable. Zenodo. 36th Annual Conference of the Association for Perceptual Control Theory (IAPCT), York, UK. Making AI reliable | Zenodo I think my parts of it are now clearer and more […]
- by @rsmarken Richard MarkenJohnGraham: I’m like a dog with a bone here. That way madness lies. JohnGraham: I’m interested in how you (or others) think about ‘k.i’, which you haven’t addressed yet. This really set off some heavy thinking. My conclusion is that k.i is a linear approximation to a perceptual function. But this created a problem for […]