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hypothesis:training-identical-architectures-on-the-same-data-with-different-objective-functions-should-produce-systematically-different-internal-evaluative-representations-detectable-through-interpretability-tools-even-when-final-task-performance-is-matchedTraining identical architectures on the same data with different objective functions should produce systematically different internal evaluative representations, detectable through interpretability tools, even when final task performance is matched
Second falsifiable prediction linking objective function structure to valence profile
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- Why Learning Requires Feelingintroduces
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- The central thesis of the paper: that valence just is goal-relative prediction error
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