Annie Duke

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Speaker/writer/student of decision science. Latest book #QUIT out now! Author of #ThinkinginBets & #HowToDecide. I used to play poker. Navigating uncertainty.

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Annie Duke @AnnieDuke Aug 28

🎉 I am excited to share that "Thinking In Bets" has been selected as one of the first books to go live with Google's new Expert Intelligence feature for trusted sources with @Gemini_Notebook.

Add Thinking in Bets to your trusted sources now: notebook.google.com/notebook/7402b…

notebook.google.com Gemini Notebook | Your research and thinking partner, grounded in the information you trust Use the power of AI for quick summarization and note taking, Gemini Notebook is your powerful virtual research assistant rooted in information you can trust.

Steven Johnson Verified account @stevenbjohnson Aug 27

After working closely with publishers (including @penguindrandom & @BloomsburyPub) and a dream team of leading authors, we're launching a Google-wide program bringing trusted sources (starting with books) to @Gemini_Notebook and more: Expert Intelligence. notebook.google/expert-intelli…

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Annie Duke @AnnieDuke 3d

Today @AllDecisionEd released “The State of Decision Education 2026.” This first-of-its kind report provides a national snapshot of demand, reach, and momentum for teaching students how to make better decisions.

The report highlights that 77% of families and 68% of education leaders strongly agree that children should learn these skills. That support includes a willingness to act: 74% of families and 66% of education leaders say they would advocate for Decision Education in their schools today.

Read “The State of Decision Education 2026” to uncover practical ways to respond to that demand, how Decision Education fits within what schools already teach, and what integration looks like through a Tennessee pilot.

bit.ly/StateofDE2026

alliancefordecisioneducation.org The State of Decision Education Decision-making skills are among the most in-demand abilities across the workforce, essential for navigating complexity and advancing careers in an evolving economy.

Annie Duke @AnnieDuke Oct 28

I enjoyed this podcast discussion so much. "Have you asked them why?"

If you get a second, be sure to check out Episode 47 of The Decision Education Podcast and my conversation with Dr Julia Minson. 👇🏻

Alliance for Decision Education Verified account @AllDecisionEd Oct 28

What if the goal of a disagreement isn’t to win it?

Dr. Julia Minson, professor of public policy at the Harvard Kennedy School and founder of Disagreeing Better, LLC, joins host, @AnnieDuke, to explore why disagreements so often go wrong, and what it takes to have them go well.

Julia explains why we each assume our own view is the reasonable one, and why that leads us to conclude that people who disagree must be uninformed, biased, or worse.

alliancefordecisioneducation.org/podcasts/episo…

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Annie Duke @AnnieDuke Oct 28

"Have you asked them why?"
I had a great conversation with Dr. Julia Minson, professor of public policy at the Harvard Kennedy School, on the latest episode of The Decision Education Podcast!

The focus of the episode is a key part of decision-making, especially for groups: disagreement.

We dive into why disagreements so often go wrong, and what it takes to have them go well.

Listen to hear more about why teams need robust disagreement before committing to a decision, Julia’s HEAR framework for helping others feel heard while you make your case, and more.
alliancefordecisioneducation.org/podcasts/episo…

Annie Duke @AnnieDuke Oct 14

Thank you to Vice Admiral Jan Tighe for joining me on the latest episode of The Decision Education Podcast.

Jan shared what she’s learned about decision-making as one of the Navy's most decorated commanders and a pioneering career cryptologist.

We explore why organizations consistently underestimate cyber risk, how to build cultures that act on demonstrated vulnerabilities, and the power of collaborative decision-making under peak uncertainty.

Don’t miss this one. Listen to the episode now!
alliancefordecisioneducation.org/podcasts/episo…

alliancefordecisioneducation.org Episode 046: National Security, Human Vulnerability with Vice Admiral Jan Tighe Vice Admiral Jan Tighe, one of the Navy's most decorated commanders, joins host, Annie Duke, to explore the intersection of cybersecurity, foreign manipulation, and the urgent case for Decision...