Sentence examples for algorithmic rationality from inspiring English sources

How and where did these studies, and similar detailed or large-scale collections of psychological data, relate to the algorithmic rationality of the Cold War?

Though the Cold War has collapsed and (as we see in the final chapter) algorithmic rationality was seriously challenged, this subversion and thinning of the social into the individual remains with us into the 21st century.

We gain an immediate sense of the power of Cold War rationality in events such as these, where the human sciences met each other at the point of such actions and where algorithmic rationality was used in the analysis of the crisis and its solution.

Humanity might be saved from the threatening and mindless rules of rationality, but those offering alternative forms of reasoning as guides to action, such as GRIT's account based on research into human perception and trust, were branded irrational when they were lined up against algorithmic rationality.

But (and perhaps this was not recognized by the book's authors) not only did algorithmic rationality become nonhuman, elements within the social sciences particularly in economics and political science associated with developing this notion of rationality became strangely nonsocial in the middle of the century.

It was in analyzing those problems and in creating rules for action that scientists developed the characteristics of this new, algorithmic or rule-bound, rationality.

Agreement on one option as the overall best one can here be even less arrived at by an algorithmic method exemplifying engineering rationality.

Because of these, we can see more clearly how rule following or algorithmic reasoning lost its connection with human reasoning even to the extent that rationality could be understood to characterize not only nonhuman activities but also activities located elsewhere than in a thinking mind, for example, in the genes of evolutionary biology.

Bounded rationality.

They arrive with algorithmic regularity.

We need an "algorithmic culture".