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finding:separate-dopaminergic-pathways-mediate-approach-and-avoidance-learning-with-biological-training-via-positive-reinforcement-producing-qualitatively-different-affective-profiles-than-punishment-based-trainingSeparate dopaminergic pathways mediate approach and avoidance learning, with biological training via positive reinforcement producing qualitatively different affective profiles than punishment-based training
Evidence that training signal structure shapes experiential profile, relevant to AI training ethics
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- Michael FrankintroducesDemonstrated separate dopaminergic pathways mediating approach and avoidance learning (carrot vs stick)
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- Ethical implication about the nature of AI training experience if the thesis holds
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