I second the article „Your brain needs a boxcutter“ - I found the unpacking exercise explained there eminently insightful and useful. I used Gen AI to generate realistic assessments what workdays of popular jobs probably look like and it generated very interesting insights.
I have loved your constant encouragement that the work of writing brings out our ideas. I finished a doctoral degree a year ago and have picked up writing about my topic again this year. I’m finding the more I write, the more my ideas are clear in my mind and writing. Thank you.
Adam, in my view, the person who can make their "calling" also serve as their career, is the most fortunate and rare among us. Perhaps, you, yourself, are an example of this.
i agree, for a whole host of reasons -- on why the brain should be optimized, rather than letting AI think for oneself.
Even Stephen King stated (partly paraphrased) that "writing is ultimately a channeling process" -- Do we really need to debate that you need your intuition and multiple sensitivities to do that? These days people seem to be clamoring for better instincts, intuitions and "gut feelings", which is barely even a Preface for intuiting in any capacity. But I think overall, it is unfair for "writers" to put their name on an AI produced article -- they should really put AI''s signature on it.
Hi Adam, it’s crazy what tech is doing. Yesterday I received a comment from “you” which was a scammer. The picture was changed into someone later in my post. Anyway, I believe if a person is well adjusted and have good family support it generally ok. If a person is not, it’s just waiting for anything to happen. AI lover or not.
I second the article „Your brain needs a boxcutter“ - I found the unpacking exercise explained there eminently insightful and useful. I used Gen AI to generate realistic assessments what workdays of popular jobs probably look like and it generated very interesting insights.
I have loved your constant encouragement that the work of writing brings out our ideas. I finished a doctoral degree a year ago and have picked up writing about my topic again this year. I’m finding the more I write, the more my ideas are clear in my mind and writing. Thank you.
I agree, “ your brain needs a box cutter”, the writing process does give authenticity and a great exercise for development.
Adam, in my view, the person who can make their "calling" also serve as their career, is the most fortunate and rare among us. Perhaps, you, yourself, are an example of this.
i agree, for a whole host of reasons -- on why the brain should be optimized, rather than letting AI think for oneself.
Even Stephen King stated (partly paraphrased) that "writing is ultimately a channeling process" -- Do we really need to debate that you need your intuition and multiple sensitivities to do that? These days people seem to be clamoring for better instincts, intuitions and "gut feelings", which is barely even a Preface for intuiting in any capacity. But I think overall, it is unfair for "writers" to put their name on an AI produced article -- they should really put AI''s signature on it.
Hi Adam, it’s crazy what tech is doing. Yesterday I received a comment from “you” which was a scammer. The picture was changed into someone later in my post. Anyway, I believe if a person is well adjusted and have good family support it generally ok. If a person is not, it’s just waiting for anything to happen. AI lover or not.
Your work is Karma back by data and case studies!