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Tag Archives: complexity
Artificial? Intelligence?
Welcome to 2023! AI (Artificial Intelligence) is in the news these days in part because of GPT-3. GPT-3 is a natural language processing (NLP) engine coupled with a deep learning model built by the San-Francisco-based OPEN-AI startup company. The GPT-3 … Continue reading
How Network Complexity Killed Water Cooler Collaboration
Thanks to the ever-increasing complexity levels and scale of today’s networks, casual conversations can no longer be classified as an effective method of information sharing. Continue reading
Posted in Decision Making, Modeling, Society
Tagged behavior, complexity, concept, network
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Complexity and AR (Augmented Reality)
#ar AR may be more than a hammer in search of a nail. It may be a new conceptual approach to help us deal with big data and its complexity. Continue reading
Posted in Decision Making, Products, Society
Tagged AR, augmented reality, big data, complexity, Google, visualization
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Organizational complexity is taking a toll on business profits
Last July and August 2015, the Economist magazine conducted a survey of 331 executives. The survey focused on the impacts of organizational complexity and the efforts companies have taken to reduce it. Complexity in Large Organizations Large organizations are viewed as dynamic networks … Continue reading
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Tagged company, complex, complexity, dynamic, networks, organization, product, survey, value
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John Holland, ‘Father of Complexity,’ Dies at 86
Reposted from https://reason.com/blog/2015/08/31/john-holland-father-of-complexity-dies-a Pioneer in complex adaptive systems passed away earlier this month by Ed Krayewski|Aug. 31, 2015 7:15 am University of Michigan Earlier this month, the computer scientist and psychologist John Holland passed away. Holland is known as the “father of … Continue reading
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Tagged adaptive, behavior, brain, Britannica, burks, cities, colonies, complexity, computational, computer, emergence, emergent, group, henry, holland, intelligence, john, New York Times, NOVA, PBS, program, systems, University of Michigan, von Neumann, Wikipedia
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Three skills for dealing with complexity
Our World has generally become more complex, in part because of the many linkages and relationships between elements that make it a lot harder to figure out how things work and where they are going. Let’s take the stock market … Continue reading
Posted in Decision Making, Definition, Society
Tagged airline, airline ticket, complex system, complexity, conceptual, Conceptual Thinking, critical, Critical Thinking, management, price, risk, skill, stock market, thinking, ticket
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Bernard Markowicz
Complexity 