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...behavior is driven by something. And so very often, we observe behavior in the business world, and we attribute it to various factors. All of us as humans forget that most of the time, people don't really respond to you or to the outer environment, b
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behavior at any age can basically be reduced to feelings that overpower skills. And, yes, behavior is a problem, but behavior isn't the core problem. It's a manifestation of the problem. The actual problem is someone doesn't have the skill they need
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...behavior. And literally just separating them forces you to distinguish who someone is, good inside, from their behavior. And, ironically, that's what allows you to effectively change and improve their behavior because we all know what it's like to fe
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...behavior affects everything and people make decisions. I wanna hear your view as a scientist, like, specifically, why should they care? Yeah. So I would start with saying that we're all human and we should all care. Because eventually, when you are b
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...human behavior and decision making. And it became pretty rapidly evident that if you actually study experimental empirical data about how people think, choose, and decide, and act, then the sort of mainstream theories of kind of conventional economic
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“MIT Professor compares proactive AI agents to raising children until age 18”
But AI agents can convert words to actions. But proactive AI is the agents really being autonomous and doing actions on their own, you know, without we having to stimulate them or prompt them and so o
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And you don't have that ability. And so if family members feel so, like, brokenhearted that they can't get that somebody might be in treatment, but if they decide to drop out, there's nothing you can do, or if there's a chronic addiction. So I think
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