Mutual-Benefit Model of Overlapping Consensus

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• Overlapping Consensusconcept0.824
  Agreement on policies endorsed by different worldviews for different reasons; drawn from Rawls and applied to AI consciousness.
• Error-Sensitive Model of Overlapping Consensusconcept0.814
  Second model for overlapping consensus: grounds policy support in all parties' recognition of the possibility and cost of being wrong.
• Mutual compatibility of plansconcept0.740
  Goal state achieved when cognitive glue (price system) enables coordination of individual/group plans
• Cross-Model Semantic Convergenceconcept0.738
  The tighter clustering of experience-report embeddings across independently trained model families under self-referential processing
• Overlapping consensus on AI-consciousness-related policies is achievable even under persistent disagreement about AI consciousness itself.claim0.731
  Key positive claim about the tractability of the political challenge via deliberation.
• Mutual Informationconcept0.728
  Expected mutual information between future states and outcomes; equivalent to intrinsic value.
• Overlapping consensus is more politically stable than modus vivendi because it can be independently justified to all parties regardless of power shifts.claim0.728
  Follows Rawls (2005) to argue for the durability of consensus-based over power-based agreements.
• mutually compatible plansconcept0.724
  The goal of cognitive glue: plans that are cross-consistent across agents.