It’s understandable to feel overwhelmed when faced with high-pressure demands for innovation, especially inpursuit of cutting-edge solutions. Here’s a structured approach to help navigate this situation: Assess LLM Effectiveness: Strategic Use of LLMs: Managing Expectations: Starting Small: Leverage AI as a Tool: By integrating these strategies, you can harness the power of LLMs effectively while […]
_AugmentedIntelligence Folding2
Though of a few folding experiments with books and Wikias folding. Deductive and Inductive Syllogisms for the Wikias and classification and analysis of thousands of books and other literature works. Below are links with instructions on how to use them.
_AugmentedIntelligence Documentation
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_AugmentedIntelligence v1.00 Release
Introducing AugmentedIntelligence: Revolutionizing Productivity and Decision-Making In today’s fast-paced world, staying productive and making informed decisions can be a daunting task. That’s why we’re excited to introduce Augmented Intelligence, a cutting-edge system that combines artificial intelligence (AI) with human intuition to help you achieve your goals. What is AugmentedIntelligence? Augmented Intelligence is a type of […]
Cognitive Biases: Anthropocentric Thinking
The Anthropocentric Thinking Bias: Anthropocentric thinking is a cognitive bias that refers to the tendency for humans to view the world from their ownperspective and to attribute human-like qualities or intentions to non-human entities, such as animals, objects, or natural phenomena. This bias can lead to misunderstandings and misinterpretations of the natural world. What is […]
Cognitive Biases: Pareidolia
The Pareidolia Cognitive Bias: Pareidolia is a fascinating cognitive phenomenon where individuals perceive patterns or images in random or ambiguous stimuli. This bias can lead to misinterpretation of information and flawed decision-making. What is Pareidolia? The term “Pareidolia” was coined by psychologist Carl Sagan in 1995, derived from the Greek words “para,” meaning “beside,” and […]
Cognitive Biases: Illusory Correlation Bias
The Illusory Correlation Bias: The Illusory Correlation Bias is a cognitive phenomenon where individuals perceive a relationship between two variables that are actually unrelated. This bias can lead to incorrect conclusions, flawed decision-making, and misinterpretation of data. What is the Illusory Correlation Bias? The term “Illusory Correlation” was coined by psychologists Loren Chapman and Jean […]
Cognitive Biases: Clustering Illusion
What is the Clustering Illusion? The term “Clustering Illusion” was coined by psychologists Amos Tversky and Daniel Kahneman in 1974. It refers to the tendency for people to perceive patterns or clusters in data that are actually random and unstructured. How does the Clustering Illusion work? The Clustering Illusion arises from several cognitive factors: Examples […]
Cognitive Biases: Law of the Instrument
The Law of Instrument Cognitive Bias: The Law of Instrument bias is a phenomenon where individuals tend to rely on familiar tools or methods, even when they are no longer effective or efficient. This bias can lead to suboptimal solutions and missed opportunities for innovation. What is the Law of Instrument? The term “Law of […]
Cognitive Bias: Functional Fixedness
The Functional Fixedness Bias: The Functional Fixedness bias is a cognitive phenomenon where individuals tend to perceive objects or concepts as having only one specific function or use. This bias can lead to limitations in creative problem-solving, innovation, and adaptability. What is the Functional Fixedness bias? The term “Functional Fixedness” was first coined by psychologist […]