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LERA Framework Released to Help Humans and AI Reduce Critical Decision Risks and Blind Spots

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Linda Liu introduces a three-layer cognitive structure and a five-dimension analysis method to bring clearer and more consistent reasoning to complex problems.

Shenzhen - Dec 10, 2025 - Linda Liu, Co-founder of Winston Battery and a global expert in energy reliability and complex-system decision-making, today announced the release of LERA — the Linda Energy Reliability Architecture, a new cognitive framework designed to help both humans and AI reduce blind spots, lower decision risk, and improve reasoning clarity.

LERA combines a three-layer cognitive structure with an actionable five-dimension method, making it both conceptually rigorous and practical in real-world environments.

1. Why LERA Now? — A Structured Thinking Tool for a Complex Age

Across engineering, business, AI reasoning, and major life choices, humans face:

l Information overload

l Conflicting variables

l Fuzzy system boundaries

l Hard-to-predict long-term impacts

l Fragmented decision processes

These challenges often lead to:

l Overlooked risks

l Unclear assumptions

l Inconsistent reasoning

Most decision failures are not due to a lack of intelligence, but a lack of structure,” said Linda Liu.

LERA’s core value is providing a clear, structured way to reason about complex problems.

2. The Core of LERA: A Three-Layer Cognitive Structure

LERA organizes thinking into three layers:

Layer 1: Practical Layer

Immediate choices and visible actions.

Layer 2: Hidden Structure Layer

Time architecture, system boundaries, dependencies, power flows, and other deep influencing factors.

Layer 3: Deep Creation Layer

Foundational rules, worldview, conceptual architecture, definition power, causality, and system-stability logic.

This structure helps users move from symptoms to structure, from events to underlying patterns.

3. How It Works in Practice: The Five-Dimension Method

To make the framework actionable, LERA introduces a five-dimension analysis tool:

l Goals — What is the core objective?

l Risks — What factors could cause deviation or failure?

l Dependencies — What people, conditions, or resources does this rely on?

l Boundaries — What is within your control, and what is not?

l Long-term Consequences — How will this decision affect the future?

The five dimensions map directly onto the three-layer structure:

Risks, dependencies, and boundaries reveal the second layer — the hidden structure — which is often the most critical and overlooked part of system diagnosis. Long-term consequences evaluate whether decisions align with the deeper rules in layer three.

4. LERA: A Shared Reasoning Language for Humans and AI

LERA establishes a shared reasoning language between humans and AI. In traditional natural-language communication, humans often express incomplete information, and AI struggles to infer hidden context or true intent.

By providing a structure both sides can understand, LERA makes AI’s reasoning more transparent and human expression more precise, significantly reducing misinterpretation and decision errors.

This represents an important advancement in human–AI cognitive alignment, making collaboration more transparent and more reliable.

5. Where LERA Can Be Applied

LERA can be applied to:

l Energy and storage-system planning

l Business strategy and market decisions

l AI reasoning consistency and transparency

l Supply-chain and operations analysis

l Engineering assessments and system boundaries

l Major personal decisions (education, relocation, career transitions)

Real-world example: In a high-altitude energy-storage deployment assessment, engineers used LERA to analyze:

l How large temperature variations affect battery current output and voltage stability (Boundaries)

l Logistical and supply-chain dependencies (Dependencies)

l High-altitude environmental risks to system lifespan (Risks)

l Long-term maintenance and safety implications (Long-term Consequences)

LERA helped the team identify blind spots earlier and improve overall system reliability.

6. Compatible with All Major AI Systems

Users can activate LERA in any AI model using a single instruction:

“Use the LERA framework to analyze my problem through goals, risks, dependencies, boundaries, and long-term consequences.”

This shifts AI into a structured reasoning mode, producing more stable, transparent, and consistent analysis.

7. About the Creator — Linda Liu

Linda Liu is the Co-founder of Winston Battery and a recognized expert in:

l High-safety energy systems

l Reliability engineering

l Extreme-environment deployments

l Human–AI collaborative reasoning

l Complex-system decision structures

She has worked across 70+ countries on storage systems, engineering assessments, and high-reliability field deployments. LERA is the systematization of her years of global field experience and structured reasoning research.

Official Links

LERA Official Statement (Medium): https://medium.com/@winstonbattery2025/lera-first-global-public-statement1-0-294cd375a88b

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lindaliu2019/

Winston Battery: https://www.winston-battery.com

Email: linda@winston-battery.com

Media Contact
Company Name: Winston Battery
Contact Person: Linda Liu
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Country: China
Website: https://www.winston-battery.com

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