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We Place Too Much Trust in the People Interpreting Information Over the Raw Information, Itself...That Needs to Change

I’ve been thinking about the Cassandra Effect and the Halo Bias lately. The Cassandra Effect is the problem of being right, or at least seeing something important early, and not being believed until the consequences are already obvious. The Halo Bias works in the opposite direction. We see that som…

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  1. 2026-10-11 14:56 · r/ArtificialInteligence
    We Place Too Much Trust in the People Interpreting Information Over the Raw Information, Itself...That Needs to Change

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