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concept:stimulus-elicited-intentionStimulus-Elicited Intention
Zaadnoordijk and Bayne's category of intentional action; sticker-removal behavior induced by the self-prior corresponds to this
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- Tim Bayneintroduces
- Lorijn ZaadnoordijkintroducesDistinguished stimulus-elicited from endogenous intention in the origins of intentional agency
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- Connects the model's behavior to Zaadnoordijk and Bayne's taxonomy of intentional agency
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- Endogenous Intentionassociated_withContrasted with stimulus-elicited intention; the model does not yet implement this form of agency
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- Aversive stimuli are defined as surprising, linking punishment to prediction failure.
- Baseline elicitation strategy using third-person character descriptions for base model persona extraction
- Alternative elicitation using neutral scenarios continued as stories with few-shot exemplars establishing persona
- Elicitation strategy pooling responses from Description, Dialogue, and Narration before difference-of-means extraction
- Nagel-derived definition of phenomenal consciousness used to specify the target property
- Reinterpretation of rewards as simply predictable (unsurprising) stimuli under the free-energy principle.
- Rewards are simply predictable stimuli (and aversive stimuli are, by definition, surprising)claim0.741Redefines reward and punishment in terms of predictability.
- Alternative elicitation using two-turn everyday conversations with a recurring character for persona extraction