Introduction This blog post explains how we can optimise the response of an LLM AI by describing a generic company-structure using Transactional Analysis psychoanalysis theory.… Read More »Simulating Company Workflow using AI and Psychoanalysis
We take our ability to think and reach correct conclusions for granted. In everyday life, we rely on our cognitive abilities to make the right… Read More »Clear Thinking in AI
Traditional automated share-market investment tools tend to focus on specific aspects of a share, such as fundamental financial analysis, technical analysis or sentiment analysis. It… Read More »Simulating Human Decision-Making in Stock Trading with ChatGPT
Abstract Object Oriented Analysis and Design in Python Often, when programmers are introduced to “serious programming”, one of the first things they are taught is… Read More »Abstract Object Oriented Analysis and Design in Python
Expanding Triadic Systems Analysis In this post the idea was introduced that any system, and any system element, can be analysed using three primary logical… Read More »Expanding Triadic Systems Analysis
Qualitative Programming using ChatGPT Traditional computer programming relies on manipulating well defined quanta, for example, numbers, Boolean values or strings. However, people don’t function at… Read More »Qualitative Programming using ChatGPT
Chess and the Art of Enterprise Architecture I recently read Chess and the Art of Enterprise Architecture (sample chapter available here), by Gerben Wierda. … Read More »Chess and the Art of Enterprise Architecture – book review
Finding balance in business decision making Making balanced business decisions is complicated. There are simply so many variables and interactions involved in the situation, that… Read More »Finding balance in business decision making
Collaboration One of the four pillars of the Agile manifesto (https://agilemanifesto.org/) is: we have come to value:… Customer collaboration over contract negotiation At a basic… Read More »Vital ingredients for successful software development: Clear requirements and trust