Black Box Thinking

Search documents
Demystifying block box thinking and gut feeling | Rohit Bassi | TEDxAURAK
TEDx Talks· 2025-09-04 15:15
Technology & Humanity - AI's potential dangers are highlighted, with examples of negative consequences like a chatbot causing a teenager's suicide and biased AI algorithms in job roles [3][4][5] - The speaker reframes the idea that AI will destroy humanity, suggesting instead that humanity will destroy humanity [3] - Technology is not what will lead humanity to get better; wisdom, ethics, and discipline (WED) are essential [16] Entrepreneurship & Leadership - Entrepreneurship has evolved to encompass leadership, which includes caring for the planet, people, and prosperity [6] - Great leaders and entrepreneurs understand the importance of impermanence, interdependence, and suffering [11][12][13][14][15] - Leaders and entrepreneurs should focus on WED (wisdom, ethics, and discipline) rather than solely on technology [17] Decision Making - The "black box" approach (data and rationale) and "gut feeling" (experiences and intuition) are two different ways of making decisions [8][9] - A holistic approach that merges both the black box and gut feeling is recommended for making wise decisions [10][15] Ancient Wisdom - Three marks of existence are impermanence, interdependence, and suffering [12][13][14] - Impermanence: Everything in life is impermanent, including technology [12] - Interdependence: All systems (social, financial, economic) are interdependent [13] - Suffering: Everyone will experience suffering [15]
Demystifying black box thinking and gut feeling | Chada Benmahcene | TEDxAURAK
TEDx Talks· 2025-09-04 15:12
amlaykum. He said, "Hey, are you really sending me an email on a Saturday. " And I paused. Why is he asking me this question? Do not send me any email on a Saturday or a weekend. And I hope not just me to not anyone else. And I exclaimed, "But why. I was just actually on the work and I found out that actually I am all on it and I sent you the email.My manager replied, "Go back to the things you were doing on your weekends. This is exactly why we hired you." And from that sentence, my career path completely ...