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Conclusion

The existence of
confident local agreement + variation
stands in need of explanation.

... an unresolved problem for any account of mindreading: it’s something that an account of mindreading should be able to explain.

Ignorance of the true attributions is a constraint on theories.

Proposal: mindreading as cooperation + norm-like patterns

∞todo: application to AI systems?

Unknown Minds,
Shared Norms

Where Do Standards
for Attributing
Mental States and Agency
Come From?

Unknown Minds,
Shared Norms

Where Do Standards
for Attributing
Mental States and Agency
Come From?