CoT-Lab's information presentation is based on rigorous cognitive science research. The system intelligently slices complex information into appropriately sized chunks of information based on the 7±2 working memory limitation principle proposed by Miller's Law.
This chunking process achieves multiple advantages: first, it significantly reduces the visual search burden on the user when navigating through the information; second, the sequential presentation directs an orderly shift of attention; and finally, each chunk of information is carefully designed to contain sufficient context without causing memory overload.
Experimental data show that this technique extends the user's sustained attention span by 401 TP3T when solving deep collaborative tasks of more than 2 hours.
This answer comes from the articleCoT-Lab: an experimental dialog tool for exploring iterative thinking about human-computer collaborationThe
