A QUESTION FROM OTHERWISE · VOLUME I + II
Is a system corrigible just because it can explain itself?
An explanation can make power more legible without making power easier to change. A system may describe exactly why it acted and still provide no route by which the explanation can cost it authority.
Ask for the correction path, not only the explanation. What evidence changes the next decision rather than merely producing a better account of the last one?
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