Yea, I also think there are things like this in high context cultures. Where everyone expects you to know this already. Where willingly choosing to violate the norm communicates something.
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When I was studying CS (and music) I took one single philosophy class, in Ethics.Highly relateable. I took a linguistics class like 25 years ago. All I remember was the last lecture where he said this is all antiquated BS that no working linguist believes anymore. Then he wished us a happy summer and walked out
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When I was studying CS (and music) I took one single philosophy class, in Ethics.I'm curious how he skewered virtue ethics. While I used to think lots of what these tech people espouse is a form of vulgar utilitarianism, I think a good chunk of the ai systems are actually being encoded with a form of virtue ethics.
Like Antropic's “Constitution” https://www.anthropic.com/constitution