Agents as Webs of Beliefs (11 minute read)

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An exploration of AI agents conceptualized as webs of beliefs, discussing implications for AI alignment and understanding agency.

A proposed framework models intelligent agents as interconnected webs of beliefs, where beliefs, goals, and actions emerge from the same underlying structure instead of being treated separately. The approach argues that reasoning, planning, and decision-making arise from maintaining locally consistent belief networks, offering an alternative foundation for building more capable AI agents.
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# Agents as Webs of Beliefs — LessWrong Source: [https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/M39Z2CvyfaxZdaxR4/agents-as-webs-of-beliefs](https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/M39Z2CvyfaxZdaxR4/agents-as-webs-of-beliefs) x Agents as Webs of Beliefs — LessWrong

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