Aristotelian virtue ethics is basically an RLVR regime, argues one poster
curious_vii · x · 2026-09-03
A neat analogy: if you think about it, Aristotelian virtue ethics—building character through repeated practice of right action—is a kind of RLVR regime, with virtue as the internalized reward signal for doing the right thing. A one-liner bridging classical ethics and RL training paradigms.
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