Wanhong HUANG

Revising Claims in AI-Assisted Philosophical Inquiry

AI assistance can contribute substantially to philosophical questioning, formalization, criticism, and redaction. Evaluating that contribution requires an account of the inquiry through which claims are formed and revised. This paper develops a proposed method for AI-assisted con...

Attributing Decision Roles in Human–Device Procedures for Allocating Shared Resources

A device can determine a resource recipient while people control eligibility, the selection rule, repeated draws, authorization and review. Describing the device's contribution requires several distinct questions about the procedure. This paper develops a role-attribution framewo...

Designing Counterexample Sequences for Interpretive Revision in Philosophical Discussions of Promises

Counterexamples can reveal a learner's interpretation while also changing the distinctions available for subsequent inquiry. This paper examines the resulting sequencing problem in philosophical discussions of promises. It distinguishes a counterexample's logical force, diagnosti...

Preserving Decision Authorship under Uncertain Interpretation of Will and Preferences in Adult Disability Support

Assistance can make a person's decision possible while leaving the person vulnerable to interpretive substitution and control of the available options. This paper develops a framework for adult disability support when will and preferences admit several warranted interpretations....

Reconstructing Workers' Practical Capabilities during Conversion to Worker Cooperatives

Conversion to worker ownership can initiate a consequential change in authority while leaving substantial work to reconstruct the conditions of practical participation. This paper develops a conditional account of that reconstruction in worker cooperatives. It distinguishes owner...

Preserving Claim Revisions in Records of AI-Assisted Philosophical Inquiry

Philosophical claims can change through dialogue, source encounters, objections, and editorial work. A final article presents the current argument, while leaving much of that development outside its scope. This paper develops a proposed documentary architecture for preserving con...

Attributing Decision Roles in Human–Device Procedures for Allocating Shared Resources

A device can determine a resource recipient while people control eligibility, the selection rule, repeated draws, authorization and review. Describing the device's contribution requires several distinct questions about the procedure. This paper develops a role-attribution framewo...

Defining Support-Based Classifications from Aggregated Relational Records

A support attribute can be explicitly defined while remaining unresolved by an aggregated record. This paper examines that distinction in finite models of proposals supported by persons partitioned into groups. It separates attribute representation, definition relative to a langu...

Retaining Interpretive History in Local Models of Permission Understanding during Resource-Sharing Decisions

Understanding a permission can depend on an earlier grant, its scope, subsequent use and later revocation. A current answer can leave these differences hidden. This paper develops a local reference model for resource-sharing decisions that separates stipulated permission, a parti...

Distinguishing Interpretive Uptake from Dynamical Influence in Generative Relational Models of Social Meaning

A signal can change an interpreter's trajectory through heat, salience, coercion or understood content. A general relational dynamics accommodates these possibilities while leaving their semantic differences open. This paper develops a proposed bridge between labelled consequence...