The Tower of Hanoi puzzle is exactly the type of artificial, laboratory-based task that my Naturalistic Decision Making (NDM) community has avoided. There is no expertise. No context, no uncertainty.
French mathematician Édouard Lucas was born in Amiens in 1842 and died in Paris 49 years later. He wrote the four-volume work Recréations Mathématiques, which became a classic of recreational ...
We devise a simple visual method to determine whether a Tower of Hanoi configuration is a part of the optimal puzzle solution. The proof, sketched here, uses both mathematical induction and counting ...
New artificial intelligence research from Apple shows AI reasoning models may not be "thinking" so well after all. According to a paper published just days before Apple's WWDC event, large reasoning ...
The Tower of Hanoi puzzle is exactly the type of artificial, laboratory-based task that my Naturalistic Decision Making (NDM) community has avoided. There is no expertise. No context, no uncertainty.
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