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Similar failures of consideration arise in human and machine planning

2023-08-01

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<p>Humans are remarkably efficient at decision-making, even in "open-ended'' problems where the set of possible actions is too large for exhaustive evaluation. Our success relies, in part, on efficient processes of calling to mind and considering the right candidate actions for evaluation. When this process fails, however, the result is a kind of cognitive puzzle in which the value of a solution or action would be...

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8234621a-b58a-5ec5-8c9c-54cbfdf618fb
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10.31234/osf.io/jqhac
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