Value is the probability of sensory input expected by an agent

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• value is simply the probability of sensory input expected by an agent.quote0.968
  Redefinition of value in probabilistic terms.
• Acting to maximize value is the same as acting to minimize surprise; value is simply the probability of sensory input expected by an agent.claim0.824
  Reinterprets classical reward/value concepts through free energy lens.
• acting to optimize value and perception are two aspects of exactly the same principle; namely the minimisation of a quantity [free energy] that bounds the probability of sensory input, given a particular agent or phenotype.quote0.818
  Concise statement of the free-energy principle's unification of action and perception.
• Value is a definite and fundamental part of the universe, and of the scheme of things.claim0.795
  New cosmological assumption #5: value is inherent in the structure of space.
• Value is an objective feature of nature; some parts have more life and are inherently more valuable than others, contradicting the value-free view of science.claim0.788
  Radical extension of the living-structure thesis into normative territory.
• Value and meaning accrue to the AI-generated text according to the depth of the commentary it elicits.claim0.759
  Methodological stance on how to cope with abundance.
• Biology commits to optimizing salience and meaning, not fidelity, via high-level, agent-based interpretation.claim0.759
  Central claim that biological memory prioritizes gestalt over details.
• Value, emerging as a deeper life in the wholeness of the world, turns out to be a fundamental aspect of nature itself.quote0.757
  The radical conclusion that objective value is inherent in nature, not merely a human projection.