@phdthesis{lieder2018beyond,
  title = {Beyond Bounded Rationality: Reverse-Engineering and Enhancing Human Intelligence},
  aword_paper = {Glushko Prize 2020},
  abstract = {Bad decisions can have devastating consequences: There is a vast body of literature claiming that
  human judgment and decision-making are riddled with numerous systematic violations of the
  rules of logic, probability theory, and expected utility theory. The discovery of these cognitive
  biases in the 1970s (Tversky & Kahneman, 1974) made people question the concept of Homo
  sapiens as the rational animal, profoundly shaking the foundations of economics and rational
  models in the cognitive, neural, and social sciences. Four decades later, these disciplines still
  lack a rigorous theoretical foundation for explaining and remedying people’s cognitive biases.
  To solve this problem, my dissertation offers a mathematically precise theory of bounded
  rationality and demonstrates how it can be leveraged to elucidate the cognitive mechanisms of
  judgment and decision-making (Part 1) and to help people make better decisions (Part 2).},
  school = {{University of California, Berkeley}},
  year = {2018},
  slug = {lieder2018beyond},
  author = {Lieder, Falk}
}