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concept:perlocutionary-actsPerlocutionary Acts
Speech acts whose success depends on effects in the world external to program; harder to verify than illocutionary acts.
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- Accomplishment Specificationassociated_withSpecification concerning what a program achieves in the world, analogous to perlocutionary correctness.
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- Example Elephant program demonstrating perlocutionary acts and accomplishment specifications; requires assumptions about world state and pilot obedience.
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- Speech acts whose success depends only on program state and I/O; distinguished from perlocutionary acts in Elephant framework.
- Distinction between illocutionary and perlocutionary correctness.
- The degree to which a system can be influenced by signals from brute force to rational argument; correlates with cognitive sophistication.
- Extension of terminology to inputs.
- A spectrum from systems controllable only by physical intervention to systems controllable by rational argument; proposed as a continuous measure replacing binary life/machine distinction
- Buddhist contemplative milestone theorized as near-complete absence of vasomotion; key prediction differentiating vasocomputation theory from alternatives.
- A continuum of agency from brute force micromanagement to persuasion by rational argument, used to determine the optimal intervention strategy for any system.
- Internal actions like commitments not necessarily expressed in output, but on whose fulfillment correctness depends.