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Knowing about your biases does not make you immune #shorts
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Marco argues that knowing about cognitive biases does not prevent mistakes. He recalls asking ChatGPT to interpret a tumble-dryer error from a photograph, only to receive the simplest suggestion: check whether the door was closed. It was open. He uses the anecdote to discuss laziness and personal habits, not to establish that AI always diagnoses faults or replaces safety checks.
Key points
- Awareness of cognitive traps does not make people immune to mistakes.
- Marco recalls asking AI for help with a photograph of the dryer.
- The reply about the open door highlights checking the simplest conditions first.
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