The first, quite simply, is that identifying the parallels between the problems we face in everyday life and some of the canonical problems of computer science can give us explicit strategies for real-life situations. What are the main lessons learned from such a joint work?īrian Christian: I think ultimately there are three sets of insights that come out of the exploration of human decision-making from the perspective of computer science. You have worked with cognitive scientist Tom Griffiths (professor of psychology and cognitive science at UC Berkeley) to show how algorithms used by computers can also untangle very human questions.
I have interviewed Brian Christian, coauthor of the bestseller book Algorithms to Live By. That’s a powerful thing, and a good thing.”–Brian Christian “I do think that one of the fascinating outcomes of the progress of AI is that it gives us a new opportunity and new means of understanding the nature of human intelligence - a chance to better know ourselves.
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