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method:computational-reflection

Computational Reflection

Programming technique allowing a program to inspect and change its own contents, proposed for fully self-modifying systems.

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  • The capacity to determine behaviour based on reflective normative/evaluative judgment.
  • No Reflectionconcept0.788
    Reflection level where the model is forced to output an answer immediately without revisiting reasoning.
  • Wolfram's principle: no shortcut to predict emergent properties without full simulation.
  • Self-reflectionconcept0.772
    The ability of reasoning LLMs to review and revise previous reasoning steps during inference
  • One of four key isometries; reflection across a line (mirror line or axis of reflection).
  • Enacted Reflectionconcept0.770
    Responses that perform the observing act; contrasted with described reflection; scorer rewards enacted over described
  • Reflection level where a model spontaneously revises reasoning without explicit trigger instructions.
  • Hypothesis that some class of computations suffices for consciousness; central assumption for AI consciousness route.