Decision making.

And I'm going to show you why. Dilbert already knows, of course. Dogbert's tech support.

Each task was made up of many, many, many sub choices of course.

(Laughter)

Why would we use that verb, it doesn't feel right?

Similarly, people are prone to annoying things

It all has to do with when you face what I call the INCA.

The yellow line shows us the most likely path.

And their managers, who didn't have any signature authority or couldn't actually install software, recommended that this actually get bought.

Statistics comes to our rescue.

Politicians have no technical understanding, and thus provide no value when arriving at a decision.

They probably were simply following the wisdom that has come down through the ages, this adage that when you're making decisions, especially decisions of importance, it's best to be in charge, it's best to be in control, it's best to be in the driver's seat.

That's a complicated problem that's a lot to know.

I appreciate a man who's calm and careful In his decision making.

We let the doctors make all the decisions and take the driver's seat.

We even put out a house, designed specially for people to gather

I'm a neuroscientist, and I study decision making.

Ken Livingstone was reelected.

I do experiments to test how different chemicals in the brain influence the choices we make.

Good command decisions get compromised by bad emotional responses.

There are so many decisions being made when you walk on the bandstand.

So let's try something else.

But the evidence seems conclusive.

Towards the front of the brain is the place in which all of the more complex thought, decision making it's the last to mature in late adulthood.

First, they tend to work in markets where people make one, two, three dollars a day and they are making all of their decisions within that income level.

Well let's just say between 0 and 1.

And these votes take place behind closed doors.

It is imperative that we should encourage participatory forms of decision making.

Why would we use that verb, it doesn't feel right?

For example, a trusted financial advisor, could be a trusted doctor, etc.

The Board of Directors aim is to make decisions regarding business affairs of the company.

For the sake of our health, our wealth and our collective security, it's imperative that we keep the independent decision making parts of our brains switched on.

Here is an MDP question.

Capture Whiz in Denver asked, It seems the AI techniques we've learned could be valuable for human use as well as robots.

She is vain about her slender figure.

In fact, he basically invented Graph SLAM 200 years ago. He just didn't know about it.

And this leads me to the third, and in my view, the most significant shift in development open governance.

Public opinion governs the president's decisions.

That casts your decision in doubt, reduces the confidence you have in the decision, the confidence you have in the performance, the performance in terms of solving the puzzles.

So inviting people to all sorts of public forums, having them participate in decision making, it's actually great.

Terrifying, because we have stronger opinions about our hand held devices than about the moral framework we should use to guide our decisions.

We've got a lot of a good team of people working up there.

If you do, it will be removed immediately, removed by people who may have disagreed with the original decision, but respect the outcome and work to make it stay because they believe in something bigger than their own opinion.

The ITU's draft proposals aren't public, and its one country one vote model gives governments all the power.

The first phase is in getting better information in.