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From: shani@TAURUS.BITNET.UUCP
Newsgroups: comp.ai
Subject: Re: Free Will & Self-Awareness
Message-ID: <733@taurus.BITNET>
Date: 12 May 88 07:14:05 GMT
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Posted: Thu May 12 03:14:05 1988

In article <415@aiva.ed.ac.uk>, jeff@aiva.BITNET writes:
>
> I do believe you.  But I'd still like to know how I can write moral
> programs in Basic, or even ones that have my value system.
>
Whell, I said this only as a figure of speech, but still, if, for inctance,
you write a video-game or some thing like that, you may encounter some points,
in which you have to decide what the program will do, on a 'value' basis
(balancing difficlty, bonous points, things like that...). This is, more or
less, what I ment...

O.S.