Uncertainty frame

Origin

Proprietary Synedre concept. Organisational structure that channels uncertainty reduction.

Definition

A system that tells each AI which uncertainty to reduce, in what order and within what limits. Without a frame, an AI optimises whatever it wants — often the wrong thing at the wrong moment. The Synedre's uncertainty frame rests on three pillars: agents (named zones), calendar (when), and the founder (who decides). This is the Synedre's exportable product: each SME client has its own uncertainties, the frame adapts.

Example

"We do not sell you 30 agents. We install an uncertainty frame adapted to your business. A butcher and an e-commerce merchant do not have the same blind spots."

See also

• Synedre
• Incertitude
• Réduction d'incertitude
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