The phrase "autonomous benefit" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing advantages or gains that are self-sustaining or independent in nature.
Example: "The new technology offers an autonomous benefit, allowing users to operate without external support."
Alternatives: "independent advantage" or "self-sustaining benefit.".
This point is reinforced by the possibility of autonomous benefit cases.
But autonomous benefit cases like the toxin case suggest that this is not quite right.
For, the deliberative procedure that calls for always choosing the action that best serves one's concerns does not serve one's concerns well in autonomous benefit cases.
Based on their own reasoning concerning rational resoluteness, Gauthier (1994) and McClennen (1990 19977) argue that rational resoluteness can help an agent do well in autonomous benefit cases like the toxin case.
More specifically, someone who reasons in accordance with this deliberative procedure does worse in autonomous benefit cases than someone who is willing to resolutely stick to a prior plan that he did well to adopt.
Relatedly, they see drinking the toxin in accordance with a prior plan to drink the toxin as rational, indeed as rationally required, given that one did well to adopt the plan; so rationality helps one benefit, rather than hindering one from benefiting, in autonomous benefit cases like the toxin case.
Video detectors like Matroid, security systems like Lighthouse and even autonomous cars benefit from an understanding of what's going on inside a video, and that understanding is borne on the back of good labeled data sets for training and benchmarking.
Autonomous learning will benefit students' learning and lifelong development (Dickinson 1987; Benson 2001; Abdual & Suraya 2012).
"Boston is ready to lead the charge on self-driving vehicles, and I am committed to ensuring autonomous vehicles will benefit Boston's residents.
"Boston is ready to lead the charge on self-driving vehicles, and I am committed to ensuring autonomous vehicles will benefit Boston's residents.
Autonomous cars would benefit greatly from something like Safe Swarm, of course, but it also has the potential to save a lot of lives before we reach true self-driving at the consumer level.
