Weighting others by relatedness isn't new: paper models agents learning relational value
xuanalogue · x · 2026-09-21
Arguing that assigning weights to others based on connectedness is not novel, the author cites a paper by @maxhkw proposing a computational model where agents learn how much to value others based on relatedness, in a debate on whether relational morality can be cast as utility weights.
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