Blackout in Spain: QCM Shows Possible Two Days Early Warning
On April 28-th, 2025, a massive blackout took place in Spain, Portugal and parts of South Western France. The causesContinue Reading
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Complexity-Induced Risk
Complexity-Induced Risk refers to the heightened potential for adverse outcomes arising from the intricate and interconnected nature of a system.Continue Reading
Why Optimal Solutions are Fragile?
We have written extensively on this issue and this short blog is a small reminder. Optimal solutions are designed toContinue Reading
The Fusion of Artificial Intelligence with Artificial Intuition
In a previous blog, we advocate the fusion of Artificial Intelligence with Artificial Intuition. Combining Artificial Intelligence (AI) with ArtificialContinue Reading
The Hidden Face of Artificial Intuition
A QCM (Quantitative Complexity Management) analysis of a data set produces what is known as a Complexity Map – anContinue Reading
QCM/Artificial Intuition in Advanced Wildfire Planning
From the NASA Applied Sciences website (https://appliedsciences.nasa.gov/what-we-do/projects/saic-advanced-wildfire-planning-introduces-quantitative-complexity-management): “SAIC is pleased to partner with NASA on a wildfire applications project thatContinue Reading
Investigating Next Generation Global Risks
Ontonix is seeking to build strategic partnerships with global players in order to investigate systemic risks in a totally newContinue Reading
Industry 4.0, Nasty Problems, and Why AI Won’t Work.
What is Industry 4.0? To put it briefly, the idea is to collect a lot of data from the factoryContinue Reading
Complexity and Measuring the Climate – an Update
Before reading this blog, please read here. The analysis has been running since January 2024. The situation as of SeptemberContinue Reading
Artificial Intuition Predicts Worst Case Scenarios
When rolling out a highly complex, software-heavy product, it is vital to know what a worst-case scenario could be andContinue Reading
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