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Mental Models, Logical Fallacies, and Bias

This session explores mental models and new ways of thinking to improve decision making. In this context, we consider logical fallacies and bias. We go through a variety of logical fallacies and bias which humans are subject to. This exploration is critically important in the age of modern AI. We look at how bias impacts on systems and people, and how managing bias blindspots will benefit business. The logical fallacies are tackled with a view on how these can be used to gain business traction, or how we can use these as frameworks for better decision making while avoiding blind spots.

#decision making #thought leadership #bias #fallacies #psychology
Mental Models, Logical Fallacies, and Bias keynote presentation by Adam Pantanowitz
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