Availability Heuristic
A judgment bias in cognitive psychology whereby people tend to assess the probability and attribution of events based on the examples that are easiest to recall or bring to mind, often leading to simplified explanations of complex events.
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"AI attribution bias" can correspond in cognitive psychology to the "availability heuristic," namely that people tend to attribute complex events to the explanation that comes to mind most easily.
The 'Availability Heuristic' causes people to tend to treat vivid anecdotal stories as universal patterns.
The Availability Heuristic refers to the tendency of the human brain to judge scenarios that are easy to imagine and vivid as high-probability events.
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吴恩达指出社交媒体上广泛传播的AI翻车案例导致人们对AI错误率产生过高估计，这是一种可得性启发认知偏差
60%Unverified"AI attribution bias" can correspond in cognitive psychology to the "availability heuristic," namely that people tend to attribute complex events to the explanation that comes to mind most easily.
50%UnverifiedThe 'Availability Heuristic' causes people to tend to treat vivid anecdotal stories as universal patterns.
50%UnverifiedThe Availability Heuristic refers to the tendency of the human brain to judge scenarios that are easy to imagine and vivid as high-probability events.
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