Teppo Felin

Teppo Felin, a Professor of Strategy and Entrepreneurship at Utah State University and an associate scholar at Oxford, dives into the fascinating interplay between human cognition and AI. He argues that while AI suggests rational decision-making, it often overlooks the significant role of human belief and creativity. Felin uses the Wright brothers as a case study, illustrating how innovation stems from ignoring prevailing evidence. He emphasizes the importance of experience and cognitive flexibility in decision-making, highlighting that human intuition often outmatches data-driven models.