Sentences with phrase «human decision making»

With neuroscience methods and techniques, the results are more reliable and provide a better understanding of human decision making in various circumstances, researchers said.

But underlying all this, the authors claim, is a process of human decision making that can be studied, and can be modeled.

Behavioral economist Dan Ariely, who studies human decision making, helped build the new tool at Google.

I'm not sure of the degree to which machines should replace human decision making: I'm uncomfortable about the risks of King Solomon - style «justice» instead of living, breathing decision - makers willing to mitigate rough justice with «mercy» and «equity.»

Algorithms, with enough inputs, can mimic human decision making.

It's simply repetitive human decision making.

Still, DeepStack is a few years away from truly being able to mimic complex human decision making, Bowling says.

The AI is developed with fuzzy logic concept, which in short is a way of imitating human decision making.

Macro and Micro economics assume a model for human decision making and impose those assumptions on the economic system.

There is plenty of confusion about these terms in the media, but for our purposes it's probably best think of AI as a broad technology category whereby machines carry out the kinds of «smart» tasks we associate with human decision making.

Robotics should only be used to inform and supplement human decision making.

We work closely with roboticists, and engineers, but despite their expertise and the high quality of their work, we do not believe an algorithm could replicate this complex and very human decision making process.

Basically, the whole thesis is to combine human decision making, human intelligence, and human adaptability with the strength and precision of a robot.»

Feuer starts with an examination of how recent developments in cognitive science have fundamentally changed the way we understand human decision making and rational judgment.

So much of what we observe in nature correlates with patterns of human decision making.

We have already urged that every human decision makes a difference, since it affects all occasions or occurrences — nobody lives «to himself» alone.

The basic idea behind their insights is that human decision making is influenced not by rational thinking about facts, but by biases and emotions.

Gerd Gigerenzer recently summarized more than a decade of research concerning the role of heuristics in human decision making.

I am interested in the psychology of human decision making, particularly as it relates to important issues of our times and the way in which they are debated.

As a lawyer, a mediator, a trainer, a law professor, a consultant, entrepreneur, a legal tech enthusiast and a student of human decision making, there are many points of potential collision.