This study explored how AI literacy can amplify biases when evaluating AI-generated news based on their content type (data-driven vs emotional). Extracts: · “Higher AI literacy can intensify opposing biases. When individuals better understand the use of AI in creating data-driven articles, they exhibit automation bias… Conversely, when AI generates opinion- or emotion-based articles, high literacy… Continue reading The literacy paradox: How AI literacy amplifies biases in evaluating AI-generated news articles
Author: Ben Hutchinson
E56: Walk-Through Talk-Through – a technique for learning about daily work and error traps (quickisode)
This quickisode jumps into the Walk-Through Talk-Through technique, used to collaborate with workers and learn about the challenges and error traps with tasks, and how to improve. Source: Human Performance Oil & Gas. HPOG.org Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/episode/50Iq5OMz1CSgJKAuyAGdCu?si=9Rmdo9ObQSOCfdi2szyFBQ Shout me a coffee (one-off or monthly recurring)
There is nothing authentic about authentic leadership: Forbes article
This article about authentic leadership may be of interest – in part arguing it may perpetuate a “childish, romantic, and ultimately toxic idea”. They argue: · Authentic leadership is said to be a popular but is rather conceptually vague · It’s said to stem from “self-awareness, internalized moral perspective, balanced processing of information, and relational transparency — in short, being “true… Continue reading There is nothing authentic about authentic leadership: Forbes article
Who Cares If It’s Recordable? How Misapplied Practices in OSHA Injury & Illness Recordkeeping Infringe on the Ethics of Care
Extracts from Leslie Rex Stockel, PhD, CSP, SMP, FASSP’s article on misplaced safety practices and ethics of care: · “Approximately half a million dollars of annual salaries were sitting in the room spending at least an hour trying to decide … whether the case should be counted as an OSHA recordable case” · “This decision would impact… Continue reading Who Cares If It’s Recordable? How Misapplied Practices in OSHA Injury & Illness Recordkeeping Infringe on the Ethics of Care
Time Is Not Enough: Exploring the Processes That Shape Team Psychological Safety
This study explored the factors that shaped psychological safety: · “Team psychological safety is a perishable resource that can diminish as well as grow over time” · “Team psychological safety did not arise as a passive consequence of time spent together. Instead, it resulted from how teams actively spent their time and which processes they sustained” · “Time… Continue reading Time Is Not Enough: Exploring the Processes That Shape Team Psychological Safety
Safe As E55: Butt-covering paperwork & false safety
What if the paperwork that management come to rely on, rather than providing assurance of safe work methods, is more a ritual, disconnected from real work, or how people create safety in the field? What if, in some cases, this paperwork creates a false sense of safety and indeed, masquerades as a false butt covering… Continue reading Safe As E55: Butt-covering paperwork & false safety
Can stronger system design = weaker human insights? Gary Klein – Seeing What Others Don’t
Can better design limit our insights? More extracts from Gary Klein’s ‘Seeing What Others don’t’. This covers some unintended consequences of ‘good’ principles of computer system/info system design (image 1): · “The system should help people do their jobs better” · “It should clearly display critical cues—the items of information that users rely on to do their… Continue reading Can stronger system design = weaker human insights? Gary Klein – Seeing What Others Don’t
When insights do or don’t emerge – extracts from Gary Klein
Extracts from Gary Klein’s ‘Seeing What Others Don’t’, about how insights and intuitions emerge, or don’t. Based on cases examined by Klein: · Insights failed to emerge when some “fixated on some erroneous ideas that blinded them to the discovery” · “The strategy for the successful twins seemed to be to speculate and test, whereas the failure… Continue reading When insights do or don’t emerge – extracts from Gary Klein
Uncovering Synthetic Psychological Safety
An interesting Master’s thesis, which explored a novel concept: ‘synthetic psychological safety’. This is a “a state in which the outcomes of psychological safety … are present, but arise from the characteristics that constitute a fluid team rather than interpersonal depth … ‘assembled rather than grown”. Extracts: · “These [synthetic PS] behaviours do not stem from… Continue reading Uncovering Synthetic Psychological Safety
Safe As E54: Work-as-imagined, prescribed, disclosed, and done
How do the models of how we think about work reveal and conceal features of the work? Today we explore varieties of human work: work-as-imagined, work-as-prescribed, work-as-disclosed, and work-as-done. Source: Shorrock, S. (2016, December 5). The varieties of human work. Humanistic Systems. https://humanisticsystems.com/2016/12/05/the-varieties-of-human-work/ Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/episode/6lbaKStF0rf1GHbGgh6oKI?si=sq2y93gHRQ2Mqee2hIchqA Shout me a coffee (one-off or monthly recurring)