Daniel Kahneman
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AI professionalizes cognitive biases, complicating human judgment
Artificial intelligence is fundamentally altering human judgment by professionalizing cognitive biases like anchoring and availability. AI can pre-emptively frame problems or generate convincing narratives from incomple…
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Databricks Genie offers fast vs. thorough AI query modes
Databricks Genie, an AI tool for querying company data, now offers two modes: Flash and Standard. The Flash mode provides rapid answers by performing less reasoning, while the Standard mode is slower but more thorough, …
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LLM research explores data selection, TCS evaluation, and RAG vs. fine-tuning strategies
Researchers are exploring new methods for fine-tuning Large Language Models (LLMs) and evaluating their capabilities. One study suggests prioritizing data coverage over difficulty for more effective fine-tuning, outperf…
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AI agent apps run entirely in-browser using Laya decision model
A developer has created four AI agent applications that run entirely within a web browser using Laya, a 421M-parameter decision model from ConvAI Innovations, and WebGPU. These applications require no server or API keys…
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LLMs show human-like probability distortion but less loss aversion, study finds
A meta-analysis of 102 fitted estimates from 11 studies indicates that large language models (LLMs) exhibit some, but not all, characteristics of prospect theory observed in human decision-making. While LLMs show modest…
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System One models offer faster, cheaper AI decisions than LLMs
A new class of AI models, termed "System One" models, are designed for fast, structured decisions rather than text generation. In a comparison, a System One model named Jev demonstrated significantly lower latency and c…
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AI's lack of 'action friction' contrasted with human hesitation
The author explores the concept of "action friction," a human tendency to hesitate or delay tasks despite knowing what needs to be done. This friction, stemming from factors like fear of judgment, risk aversion, or simp…
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Cloudflare launches Clairic for rapid data extraction on Workers AI
Cloudflare has introduced Clairic, a new model designed for structured data extraction from text and images. Unlike traditional LLMs, Clairic aims to pull specific information like totals and dates into JSON format in a…
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Cloudflare unveils Clairic extraction model for faster, cheaper data processing
Cloudflare has introduced Clairic, a new type of extraction model within its System One framework. Clairic is designed to extract, compute, estimate, and forecast values from unstructured text with greater accuracy, spe…
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AutoTrust AI releases JEV-27B decision model with Blocks of Experts architecture
AutoTrust AI has released JEV-27B, an open-weight decision model designed for high-speed, structured judgments, addressing the inefficiency of using large language models for narrow tasks. Inspired by Daniel Kahneman's …
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TypeSafe AI launches Jev for rapid, low-cost AI evaluations
Jev is a new AI evaluation model from TypeSafe AI, designed for rapid, low-cost decision-making. Unlike traditional LLM judges that provide explanations, Jev offers typed answers with probabilities for pre-defined categ…
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Jev AI focuses on decisions, not text, with calibrated confidence
Jev is a new AI system designed to make decisions rather than generate text, differentiating itself from models like ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini. Developed by TypeSafe AI, founded by Diogo Almeida, who previously worked…
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Decision AI models offer structured outputs, challenging traditional LLMs
A new category of AI models, termed 'Decision AI', is emerging, focusing on providing structured outputs like choices, scores, or probabilities rather than free-form text. TypeSafe AI's Jev model, described as a 'System…
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Jevons Paradox Applied to AI Judgments: Efficiency Drives Increased Usage
The Jevons paradox, originally applied to resource consumption, suggests that increased efficiency leads to greater overall usage because the cost per unit of work decreases. This principle is now being applied to AI ju…
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LLMs lack true reasoning, mirroring intuitive vs. deliberative thought
A recent analysis suggests that large language models do not possess true reasoning capabilities, drawing parallels to Daniel Kahneman's theories on intuitive and deliberative thinking. The article highlights three key …
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LLMs lack AlphaGo's reasoning, relying on pattern completion
While AlphaGo's victory over Lee Sedol in 2016 was seen as a display of machine intuition, the author argues that it was actually a sophisticated form of reasoning, combining a policy network for intuitive moves with a …
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TypeSafe AI launches cost-effective classification model for e-commerce
TypeSafe AI has released a new model, dubbed "System One," designed for classification tasks rather than text generation. Priced at $0.042 per million input tokens with free output, this model aims to provide faster and…
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New 'System One' AI models offer faster, cheaper agent decision-making
A new category of AI models, termed "System One," is emerging to optimize AI agent performance by handling specific, limited tasks more efficiently than general-purpose large language models. These models, exemplified b…
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TypeSafe AI launches Jev, a 'smart switch statement' model for automation
TypeSafe AI has launched Jev, a new model optimized for automation tasks that provides typed decisions with calibrated probabilities. Unlike traditional LLMs, Jev does not generate strings but instead answers questions …
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Ex-OpenAI researcher launches Jev, an AI for calibrated decisions
Diogo Almeida, a former OpenAI researcher and co-inventor of ChatGPT and RLHF, has launched a new AI model called Jev through his company TypeSafe AI. This model is designed as a "System One Model" optimized for automat…