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Formalizing Convergent Instrumental Goals

A research paper by Tsvi Benson-Tilsen and Nate Soares, Machine Intelligence Research Institute, dated November 2015. The PDF prints no date; dated by its PDF metadata (created 24 November 2015) on the MIRI copy read. Later citations give 2016 (an AAAI workshop); not verified here.

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