Have you ever experienced that eerie feeling where you notice a word, phrase, or concept repeatedly after being exposed to it for the first time? Perhaps you bought a new car, and suddenly, the same model seems to be everywhere on the roads. Or, you learned about a new author, and their books start popping […]
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The workplace is often viewed as a meritocracy, a place where hard work and talent pave the way to success. While this is the ideal, the reality is often more complex. One factor that can subtly, yet significantly, influence employee experience and performance is in-group bias. This phenomenon, deeply rooted in our social psychology, creates
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We love a good success story. From rags to riches, underdog victories, and against-all-odds triumphs, these narratives fuel our aspirations and inspire us to chase our own dreams. But what if these stories, while captivating, are only half the picture? What if our perception of success is skewed, distorted by a silent, pervasive phenomenon known
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Remember when we were all buzzing about “Strawberry,” OpenAI’s mysterious new model? Well, the wait is over, and the anticipation has been rewarded. OpenAI has officially unveiled its latest AI marvel, now known as OpenAI o1 Preview. This isn’t just another AI model; it’s a quantum leap in the field, promising to redefine what we
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The ambiguity effect, a fascinating psychological phenomenon, refers to our tendency to avoid making decisions when faced with uncertainty or ambiguity. This cognitive bias often leads us to choose the more certain option, even if it might not be the most rational or beneficial one. Understanding the Ambiguity Effect The ambiguity effect is rooted in
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We like to think of ourselves as rational beings, carefully weighing evidence before making decisions. However, the truth is far more nuanced. Our brains are constantly bombarded with information, and to cope with this onslaught, we’ve developed mental shortcuts called heuristics. While these shortcuts are generally helpful, allowing us to make quick judgments in our
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I’m back and excited to share my thoughts and experiences with you all!, Bring you another topic on “BIAS”, Sure this will be an exiciting and informative post to all. Keeping it a short read as mush as possible. In-group bias, a psychological phenomenon, refers to our tendency to favor and privilege those who belong
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OpenAI, the trailblazer in artificial intelligence, is poised to revolutionize the field once again with its latest creation, codenamed “Strawberry.” This groundbreaking model, set to be released this fall, is a significant step towards artificial general intelligence (AGI), a level of AI that can understand, learn, and apply knowledge across a wide range of tasks,
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Amazon has just unveiled a groundbreaking update to its popular voice assistant, Alexa. In a move that’s poised to redefine the landscape of AI, Amazon has partnered with Anthropic, a leading AI research company, to integrate their state-of-the-art language model, Claude, into Alexa. This strategic alliance marks a significant departure from Amazon’s previous approach, where
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