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KNOW-HOW: A new framework for theoretical and practical control across intelligence domains
, revealing how know-how enhances performance in a structurally symmetrical way when we deliberate and when we act. With minimal metaphysical commitments, the framework applies to both biological and artificial intelligence, avoiding ad hoc explanations and preserving theoretical unification across areas of philosophy that have yet to benefit from each other's shared resources. KNOW-HOW will put our understanding of know-how on a new footing, impacting academic research across disciplines. virtue epistemology, know-how, intentional action, practical knowledge, action theory, epistemology of know-how, epistemic normativity
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