If you head back up to #1 on this list, you’ll see that I’m an Elliot Aronson fan. If I could define this book in one word, though, it would be frightening. Even more so than Ariely’s contributions, this book exposes how everyone is at risk of refusing to admit to their mista...
As a result, this list is completely un-filtered. Everything that mainly presents itself as an adversarial example paper is listed here; I pass no judgement of quality. For a curated list of papers that I think are excellent and worth reading, see the Adversarial Machine Learning Reading Lis...
but psychology and neuroscience can sometimes reveal counter-intuitive facts and tendencies. To start, our minds are very susceptible tocognitive biasesandlogical fallaciesthat can muddy our thinking and understanding of
you make a list of everything you want to do. Then, you categorise them based on the following criteria: urgent and important, important but not urgent, urgent but not important, neither urgent nor important. The categories determine whether you should...
Before you will start reading, make a list of questions that you can consider while reading. Also, a good idea is to take notes as you read and briefly write your own thoughts. Come up with a thesis statement. (It’s a must-have element of every academic paper, whether you work on ...
Governments, educational institutions and businesses worldwide are racing to set guidelines for responsible use. It remains to be seen whether these regulations will be able to guard against the potential ill effects of AI -- a list that includes job loss, bias and ...
NotebookLM is now a beta, and you can get on the waitlist to try it here.(If you can’t wait to get into the beta program, you can try something more or less in the ballpark — Unriddle. This online app lets you dump all kinds of information into a web app that feels like a...
Of all the reasons that people usually have for learning meditation, being less emotionally reactive is typically high on the list. Being mindful or “Zen” equates to rolling with the punches in life and being non-reactive to things that might come your way. ...
There are 422 more footnotes in the full version of the book. I really like footnotes, and I try to have fun with them. Jump back to: The introduction Paywall & purchase info Table of contents Top of the footnotes + BUYNOW$1995USD ...
Anchoring biasis one such example. And, like other cognitive biases, anchoring bias can skew our decision-making process. For example, doctors often encounter anchoring bias when making medical diagnoses. Even experienced doctors will sometimes rely too heavily on the first piece of information they...