Building A More Capable And Wiser AI

AI is reshaping industries, economies, and societies at an unprecedented pace. From powering everyday digital assistants to revolutionizing research and decision making, AI’s reach is expanding. However, as technology evolves, our understanding of what it means for AI to be truly intelligent also evolves. To build robust, adaptable, and trustworthy AI, we must look beyond technical achievements and draw from the insights of behavioural science.

Why Now?

Tasks that require more than just speed and size are now being assigned to AI. These tasks demand reasoning, flexibility, and judgment qualities traditionally associated with human cognition. As we uncover glitches, biases, and inefficiencies in even the most advanced AI, it’s clear that we need to learn from human thinking and feeling.

From Quick Responses to Wise Intelligence

Top-notch AI, particularly the large language models (LLMs), excel at delivering instant responses. But when it comes to the slower, reflective kind ...