What we’re finding especially exciting at present at PolymathMind.ai is designing training programmes that spell out precisely how humans and AI can collaborate in a true collective intelligence mode. Our focus is on the three …
In discussions about whether AI will lead humans to delegate their thinking, rather than learn how to think better by working with it collaboratively, I am reminded of Germaine Greer, the celebrated intellectual and author. …
I’ve always liked the “panorama principle” – the idea that context explains everything when we’re trying to understand complex change. When faced with the choice between digging for ever more detail or stepping back to …
It is reassuring to see that when it comes to implementing AI most organisations are now recognising the importance of retaining strong human judgement within the final decision-making processes. We are increasingly aware of the …
The idea of System 3 thinking and, in particular, asking “whose cognition in the interactive and iterative human-AI thinking process shaped this judgement?“ is so powerful. Responding to this challenge is at the heart of …
Long before AI arrived on the scene, as business consultants, who also ran training courses, we worked with a range of phrases in an attempt to communicate the power of “clear deep thinking” in creatively solving business problems. We would …
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At the time of Paul Simon’s song “Think too much“ on his Hearts and Bones album someone said to me “that’s you David, you think too much” to which I replied “thank you”. “No“ they …
What has become clear is that AI has been instrumental in getting us to realise that we need to improve the quality of our own thinking as we work alongside AI to tackle the complexity of the challenges we …
