“Do not trust people - they are capable of greatness” Stanislaw Lem Trust Models Steve Marsh Carleton University, November 2nd 2009

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“Do not trust people - they are capable of greatness” Stanislaw Lem Trust Models Steve Marsh Carleton University, November 2nd 2009 © stephen marsh, 2009

Outline Why What How

Why…

Trust as Syllogism

Yes, but why in agents?

Societies and decisions

What… … is it?

No wait! What… … isn’t it?

What… … is it?

Trust is complexity reduction

Trust is history

Trust is reasoning

Trust is observability

Trust is not control

Trust is risk in action

Trust is seen in action Or the air Like light

Don’t just talk about it, do it… And see it…

Caveat…

What… On Trust Models Types Functions Representations

Models of Trust

Cognitive

Game-Theoretical

Hybrid (possibly)

Modes (so, what’s it for? How’s it work?)

Establishment

Establishment Reasoning

Establishment Reasoning Action

Representations

Fuzzy Terms Logic Real Numbers Integers Vectors

How… Two ‘real life’ models

Marsh; 1994, 2009 Castelfranchi (et al); (various), 2009 (there are lots more…)

Types of Trust The Marsh Model

Types of Trust 1: Basic The Marsh Model

Types of Trust 2: General The Marsh Model

Types of Trust 3: Situational The Marsh Model

How much do I have? The Marsh Model

How much do I need? The Marsh Model

Do I ‘Trust’ Thee? The Marsh Model

Distrust, Mistrust, Untrust, Ambivalence Oh My! The Marsh Model

Regret The Marsh Model

Regret Adapts Trust (with Understanding) The Marsh Model

Anticipatory Regret The Marsh Model

Forgiveness Repairs Trust The Marsh Model

Forgiveness Function (There are limits to Forgiveness) The Marsh Model

Continuum 10 DistrustTrust Untrust C_T Limit of Forgivability The Marsh Model

A Logical Model The Castelfranchi et al. Model

Core Trust and (Generalized) core trust The Castelfranchi et al. Model

Distrust and (Generalized) distrust The Castelfranchi et al. Model

Mistrust and (Generalized) mistrust The Castelfranchi et al. Model

Delegation (reliance) The Castelfranchi et al. Model

Decision to trust The Castelfranchi et al. Model

Comparative Trust The Castelfranchi et al. Model

Expressiveness and non-reductionism vs Implementability

Where does it all fit?

Where to look for information Start here… And here… Try a google search…

“Never trust a man who, when left alone in a room with a tea cosy, doesn’t try it on” Billy Connelly