Tag Archives: decision-making

CEOs are known for their confidence. It is, after all, one of the reasons they’ve made it to the top. And yet, that confidence sometimes flags, as we at leadership advisory firm Egon Zehnder learned from a survey of 402 CEOs from 11 countries—executives who together run companies with $2.6 trillion in sales. Participating anonymously, CEOs told us that while they did feel ready for the strategic and business aspects of their roles, they felt much less prepared for the personal and...

Like I've been saying. GIGO. This is somewhat similar to the systems/game theoretical approach to military strategy that was highly popular with strategists affecting policy at the time of the Vietnam War. World Economic ForumWe need to overcome AI's inherent human bias Missy Cummings | Director, Humans & Autonomy LaboratorySee also Justifiably, there is a growing debate on the ethics of AI use. How do we roll out AI-based systems that cannot reason about some of the ethical...

Short summary of the main thrust of cognitive scientist Antonio Damasio's work about the interplay of reason and feeling. Ian Welsh's blog Review of “Descartes' Error” by Antonio DamasioIan Welsh See also YouTube Antonio Damasio: INET Keynote Address entitled Human Decisions