A publication on the conditions for better decisions in organizations

How people in organizations
reach better decisions.

Organizations do not think — the people in them do. Intelligence Architecture is the deliberate design of the conditions under which their judgment holds up: how information, tools, and machine reasoning are arranged so that decisions get made well.


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Foundations

Three Architects of Intelligence

Stafford Beer supplies the organizational backbone. Stuart Russell tests corrigibility; Bernard Jennings offers a young and explicitly provisional challenge to equating throughput with intelligence.

Oliver Wrede·
Organizations

Where Decisions Take Hold

The Columbia investigation traces a signal that was detected and widely shared yet never acquired stable status as a mission-critical decision problem.

Oliver Wrede·