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My next #CogSci paper should be how #LLMs get us from #BoundedReflectivism (https://doi.org/10.1111/meta.12534) to #StrategicReflectivism.
#AI research shows PRAGMATIC SHIFTING between single (intuitive) and dual (reflective) models outperforms both kinds of model.
![Section 4.2.3 of Byrd 2022 (Metaphilosophy)
"Strategic reliabilism"
"...this paper does not consider all the conditions in which reflection will help or hinder our normative goals. Research can enumerate the ways reflection is used toward normative goals and test its efficacy across contexts. The resulting data could feature in a sort of strategic reliabilist account of reflection’s normative value— strategic reflectivism: reflection should be deployed in contexts where its benefits have been shown to reliably outweigh its costs (à la Bishop and Trout 2004 and 2008; Stich 1990)."
"Strategic reflectivism’s admission that reflection can improve our reasoning is more optimistic than ... anti-reflectivism [and] more pessimistic than... reflectivism.... Hence, a strategic reflectivism based on bounded reflectivism could also provide a middle way between competing views about the normative value of reflection."](https://nerdculture.de/system/media_attachments/files/113/900/134/201/529/709/original/87e9f5df4a9db7e8.png "Section 4.2.3 of Byrd 2022 (Metaphilosophy)
\"Strategic reliabilism\"
\"...this paper does not consider all the conditions in which reflection will help or hinder our normative goals. Research can enumerate the ways reflection is used toward normative goals and test its efficacy across contexts. The resulting data could feature in a sort of strategic reliabilist account of reflection’s normative value— strategic reflectivism: reflection should be deployed in contexts where its benefits have been shown to reliably outweigh its costs (à la Bishop and Trout 2004 and 2008; Stich 1990).\"
\"Strategic reflectivism’s admission that reflection can improve our reasoning is more optimistic than ... anti-reflectivism [and] more pessimistic than... reflectivism.... Hence, a strategic reflectivism based on bounded reflectivism could also provide a middle way between competing views about the normative value of reflection.\"")