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The Firm as Shared Cognition Artificial Intelligence, Commonness, and the Governance of Organizational Cognition
When capable AI models are widely available, strategic heterogeneity can depend on the cognitive architectures firms build around them. We develop a theory of cognitive architecture centered on linked design choices over how common representations become across actors, how situated context is produc
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