Claudia

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Lifelong creative, insatiably curious & compulsive puzzle solver. My passion = open source intelligence (OSINT). Fascinated with mysteries of the brain & the intersection of technology.

Every journey conceals another journey within its lines… - J Winterson

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Informal causal reasoning is central to the wa y we re a-son about narra tives and we can think of devel oping ways to analyse data such that explanations and narratives can be developed and used quickly to drive further sense -making

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W hen one is pr e-sented with a set of information that can be freely moved, manipulated, grouped and re -arrange d in a visuospatial manner, this interaction method can help us discover meanings or relationships.

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As a generalist, is pop culture more important? Or is the collective knowledge of humanity for the last 2,000 years more important?

Claudia Tietze • How will AI change our world view?

Future Potentials

Sense-making has been explained as (Ancona, 2012)) (i) the process of “structuring the unknown” (Waterman, 1990), p. 41) by “placing stimuli into some kind of frame-work” that enables us “to comprehend, understand, ex-plain, attribute, extrapolate, and predict” (Starbuck & Milliken, 1988) p. 51

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VALCRI user interface will be operated by tactile reasoning (Tak ken & Wong, 2015) , an interaction technique that supports sense making by the direct manipulation of information objects in the user interface.

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Not only does Cassandra predict the Trojan war, but she also warns everyone about the Trojan Horse. Once again, nobody listens. They start calling her names. She tries to smash the horse open with an axe and gets dragged away screaming.

Visionary

Spacial Computing

I think that there are many possible paths that technology can take. And the underlying power of it has nothing to do with the computers or the chips or the lenses. The underlying power of this is the fact that the human brain and body are inherently spacial, right?

We are spacial organisms. And so whatever positive outcomes or what

The tools we use change the way our brains work

early observations of how seven criminal intelligence analysts think and how they make inferences. We used the Critical Decision Method to identify the causal mechanisms of how they think and reason, i.e. how they organize, structure and assemble their information, understandings and inferences

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If you have sentinel intelligence, your brain can aggregate and sift through extraordinary amounts of information in a very short period of time, especially when it comes to seeing latent or hidden dangers. You don’t get stymied by what Clarke and Eddy call the “magnitude of overload.”

Visionary