Exploring Human Decision Making and Artificial Intelligence
Lecturer, Researcher, & Business Strategist
Lectures & Public Speaking
Dr. Barr is a university lecturer and speaker, presenting at academic conferences, executive strategy meetings, and professional forums. She brings expertise in decision-making, artificial intelligence, and human rights to diverse audiences, offering evidence-based insights and actionable frameworks that bridge academia and practice.
Human Judgment and Decision-Making
Dr. Barr analyzes decision makers in foreign policy, organizational settings, and group dynamics to uncover the cognitive processes shaping their choices. Informed by political psychology and behavioral economics, her work investigates heuristics, biases, and decision strategies to understand how individuals and groups navigate complex scenarios. Through this research, she provides insights into fostering informed decision-making.
AI-Assisted Decision-Making
Dr. Barr explores how artificial intelligence integrates with human decision-making frameworks across fields such as governance, military operations, and policy design. Her research examines ethical considerations, the role of human agency, and the psychological impacts of AI on decision-makers. By analyzing the interplay between technology and human judgment, she addresses challenges of accountability, transparency, and effectiveness in high-stakes environments.
Tools for Academic and Professional Success
Combining her expertise in teaching and strategy, Dr. Barr offers tutorials on academic writing, the application of AI tools, and workflow optimization. Her practical guidance empowers students, academics, and professionals to enhance productivity, streamline research, and achieve impactful results, bridging traditional methodologies with cutting-edge innovations.