Computational Transcendence for Emergent Responsible Autonomy

Explore the concept of Computational Transcendence in a 25-minute conference talk from the Alan Turing Institute. Delve into the dilemma of responsibility and how Computational Transcendence can be applied to various scenarios, including the Prisoners' Dilemma and supply chain management. Examine the elastic sense of self and its implications for autonomous agents. Investigate different types of agents across transcendence levels and their impact on efficiency indicators. Learn about the application of Computational Transcendence in traffic light systems, comparing various types of traffic lights. Gain insights into emergent responsible autonomy and its potential for solving complex problems in diverse fields.

Intro
Overview
Introduction
Dilemma of Responsibility
Computational Transcendence
CT - Elastic Sense of Self
CT in Prisoners' Dilemma
Supply Chain Setup
CT Model in Supply Chain
Supply chain Efficiency Indicators
Types of Agents
Across different transcendence levels
Traffic Light Setup
Types of Traffic Lights
CT model in Traffic Lights
Conclusions
Team Details