Great work, I enjoyed reading this guys! I'd love to hear more about practical use-cases in the environment that is being described if that's possible. Maybe something for a future article?
Valuable read! For every AI tool collaboration I use very similar in the sense that they are all Reflective Amplification Partners (RAP). Always fun debating first before creating.
I agree slowing down is just so important (realized this after like hundreds of failed attempts lol). I still struggle honestly because even these tools just wanna splash with speed, and it feels sexy to "feel" you'll get more work done. Whereas you most likely won't.
Completely agree- it’s looking at AI as a highly capable resource to use intentionally and strategically. When the human crafts the workflow or ideal inputs, each step along the way with AI will have better outputs.
This is a recipe to keep dopamine in check! Great tips Sam!
This reminded me of Thomas Friedman's Thank You for Being Late. Slowing down amid acceleration becomes a true advantage. The pause is not wasted time. It is where understanding catches up to technology. Loved this reflection.
It really is true. I find it especially true lately. As a toddler parent and someone who is always involved with early-stage startups. You have to try to move quick, but it is SO rewarding to pause every once in awhile
This resonates. I've noticed AI-generated plans don't stick for me because: 1) they're missing context AI can't see, and 2) I have no emotional connection to them. No struggle with the problem means no investment in the solution.
Great work, I enjoyed reading this guys! I'd love to hear more about practical use-cases in the environment that is being described if that's possible. Maybe something for a future article?
Oh great idea!
Great idea Jens! 🙏
Love the 4 step process! Thanks for sharing 🌞
You are so welcome Chris! 🙏
Valuable read! For every AI tool collaboration I use very similar in the sense that they are all Reflective Amplification Partners (RAP). Always fun debating first before creating.
I agree slowing down is just so important (realized this after like hundreds of failed attempts lol). I still struggle honestly because even these tools just wanna splash with speed, and it feels sexy to "feel" you'll get more work done. Whereas you most likely won't.
It’s so hard and sometimes has to be something you force yourself to do. When you do take that pause moment though…so beneficial.
Could not agree more Chintan. Pausing down to focus on what needs to be made more effective is absolutions way forward. 🙏
Great framework. So important to have the right systems and strategies for great input, so you get great output.
Thanks Dennis. And you are absolutely right. Rubbish in = rubbish out. 🙏
Why does this sound so much more charming than garbage in, garbage out?? I need to switch up my usage. :)
Exactly. Relatively simple when it comes down to it, but we’re so trained to move fast. It’s really lovely to slow down sometimes.
Completely agree- it’s looking at AI as a highly capable resource to use intentionally and strategically. When the human crafts the workflow or ideal inputs, each step along the way with AI will have better outputs.
Exactly this Cheryl. 🙏
This is a recipe to keep dopamine in check! Great tips Sam!
This reminded me of Thomas Friedman's Thank You for Being Late. Slowing down amid acceleration becomes a true advantage. The pause is not wasted time. It is where understanding catches up to technology. Loved this reflection.
Same philosophy!
It really is true. I find it especially true lately. As a toddler parent and someone who is always involved with early-stage startups. You have to try to move quick, but it is SO rewarding to pause every once in awhile
Oh boy! I know exactly what you mean. Are you at the terrible twos stage or further? 🤣
Right in the heart of the terrible twos!! It’s a wild ride
Thanks so much Juan. And that is a really kind comparison. 🙏
This resonates. I've noticed AI-generated plans don't stick for me because: 1) they're missing context AI can't see, and 2) I have no emotional connection to them. No struggle with the problem means no investment in the solution.
So true! If you take a bit of time with it though and provide that context, you can see amazing results!
That is brilliantly put Emma. 🙏