The Dunning-Kruger Effect in Humans and Its Echo in AI: How IRM Can Help

Artificial IntelligenceIntegrated Risk Management
Written By John A. Wheeler

Artificial Intelligence (AI) has become pervasive in our society, transforming how we work, communicate, and solve problems. However, it’s not immune to the cognitive biases that its human creators hold. An intriguing example is the Dunning-Kruger effect, a cognitive bias in humans that can inadvertently permeate AI systems, posing unique risks.

John A. Wheeler

John A. Wheeler is the founder and CEO of Wheelhouse Advisors, a global risk management strategy and technology advisory firm. With over three decades of experience in various roles spanning executive management, finance, risk management, audit, and IT, John is a world-renowned expert and advisor in integrated risk management technology, executive leadership, and corporate governance.

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