Critical Thinking: why human judgement matters more than ever in the age of AI

I've been looking forward to sharing this one. Insights has just launched something new for Insights Discovery – Critical Thinking. And I think the timing couldn't be better.

With AI becoming part of how so many of us work, we can get information, ideas and answers almost instantly.

But having an answer and making a good decision aren't necessarily the same thing.

We still need to:

• Question
• Challenge assumptions
• Look at the evidence
• Recognise our own biases and blind spots
• And ultimately, apply human judgement

Self-awareness, applied to how we decide

That's what I really like about the new Insights Discovery Critical Thinking experience.

It takes something we already know from Insights Discovery – that self-awareness helps us understand how we naturally behave – and applies that thinking to how we make decisions.

It uses the familiar colour energies to help us recognise our thinking strengths, where our blind spots might be, and what we can do differently when we're faced with a complex decision.

What's next

I'm really looking forward to bringing this into the conversations and workshops we have with our clients.

And over the next few weeks, I'll share a bit more about it – particularly how our different colour energy preferences can influence the way we think and make decisions.