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concept:avidya-fundamental-ignoranceAvidyā (Fundamental Ignorance)
Identified as the common structure across all three lenses: conflating description with reality.
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- Integration claim identifying a shared structure of ignorance across the three formal lenses.
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- Avidya (Ignorance)related_toBuddhist concept formalised as the transparent presence of the separation prior sigma; enforcement of non-contextuality on an inherently contextual boundary
- Ignorance (avidyā)related_toBuddhist concept of fundamental ignorance paralleling cognitive biases in AI moral reasoning; allows dysfunctional reasoning toward desired results
- Prajna (Wisdom)associated_withBuddhist concept formalised as unconstrained QRF deployment; knowing-how rather than knowing-that in the contextual structure of experience
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- Sharpens the formalisation of avidya by mapping it onto the quantum contextuality framework
- The Bodhisattva's goal of unmediated knowledge of all things throughout time and space.
- Non-dualist school of Hindu philosophy; contrasted with Madhyamaka in the paper.
- The state of having subjective experiences; there is something it is like to be the subject.
- Central Buddhist concept: the lack of intrinsic reality in all things; evoked throughout the Xeno Sutra.
- Architecture of Mixtral-8x7B; uses sparse expert routing affecting how hidden states are computed across layers.
- Anthropic's own description of desired character traits, cited to motivate the paper's approach