Daniel Kahneman Unveils AI's Impact: Insights from the Chaotic World | Intelligence Squared

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  • Опубліковано 29 січ 2024
  • In our recent 2023 session 'Making Intelligent Decisions in a Chaotic World,' acclaimed author Daniel Kahneman engaged in a thought-provoking dialogue with Olivier Sibony, his co-author. Together, they delved into the profound and evolving impact of artificial intelligence on societal decision-making. The conversation illuminated key distinctions between human decision-making processes and those driven by algorithms, providing valuable insights into the complex interplay between technology and our collective choices. Do you think the use of AI will benefit our decision making in the long run? Or do you believe that the automation of decision making processes could be potentially harmful moving forward? Leave your thoughts and opinions in the comment section below!
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  • @helloInternets
    @helloInternets 3 місяці тому

    How can behavioural economics cling to its mythology of enabling agency when it's entire policy framework is paternalist coercion?
    The hegemonic econ for neoliberalism.