This is a reposting of PJ Hayes's summary, which was not archived previously.
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Authors will also have an opportunity to publish responses to the reviews. For over twenty years it has been astonishingly hard to make a computer draw this last conclusion reliably and convincingly, or even to say precisely what it means. Some approaches to action reasoning assume that what is needed is more information for the programs to use. Others focus rather on the reasoning methods they use. In the former spirit, Haugh develops an axiomatic theory of causal relationships, and Weld argues that system dynamics are needed.