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Not sure I believe that the AI has no cognative bias. That does not appear to be the experience of other AI's.

Agreed.

I think that it's possible to deliberately train one to not have some cognitive biases you are aware of, but not to have no bias.

For a start "I like the smell of strawberries, and I don't like the smell of rotting fish" are both biases.

Interesting Links for 25-01-2022

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