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YourBias.is
YourBias.is explains common cognitive biases and describes ways to recognize and avoid them.
About YourBias.is
YourBias.is explains 24 cognitive biases that can make judgments irrational, with each bias described on its own linkable page to help readers identify and avoid it.
The site also offers an AI Risk Beliefs web app covering six risks, plus a biases poster and Critical Thinking Cards available as free downloads or printed items through The Thinking Shop.
Key features
- Individual linkable pages for 24 cognitive biases
- Explanations focused on recognizing and avoiding biased thinking
- AI Risk Beliefs app covering six economic to existential risks
- Printable PDF poster summarizing 24 biases
- Card deck with 24 fallacies, 24 biases, 3 game cards
- Free downloadable resources published under Creative Commons
Best for: People who want basic explanations to recognize and avoid common cognitive biases.
Good for
- Each bias has a separate linkable page for sharing
- Poster and cards are available as free downloads
- Includes an interactive app for reviewing six AI risks
YourBias.is at a glance
- Website
- yourbias.is
- Category
- Education & Learning › History & Humanities
- Type
- Website
- Pricing
- Not confirmed. Check the site
- Platforms
- Web
- Open source
- Not stated
- Language
- English
- Last checked
- Oct 5, 2026 · Online when checked
- Listed
- Oct 5, 2026
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YourBias.is FAQ
How do I share a specific bias explanation?
Each bias has its own linkable page, for example yourbias.is/confirmation-bias.
What does the AI Risk Beliefs app do?
It asks you to consider six risks ranging from economic to existential and update a probability of doom score.
How can I get the poster or Critical Thinking Cards?
You can download printable versions for free or get printed versions through The Thinking Shop.
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