I think we’re still figuring out that AI isn’t just a tool problem. It’s a context problem. The same model can be useful or unhelpful depending on the job we give it and the authority we hand over.
The robot needs a room. Apparently it also needs a job description. 😂
Yes!! The accumulated context can deffo make AI feel like it has earned authority over the whole project, when really it still only has the job we gave it.. We’re the ones deciding what becomes instruction and what it’s allowed to touch! ❤️
This is so interesting, Mia. I’ve always treated “the room” as just starting a new conversation with AI, so I hadn’t thought about it as two distinct spaces before. I can see how naming the room and specifying what the AI is doing, and why it helps constrain it so it doesn’t drift in only creative or commercial direction. Do you use this in one chat window or start fresh and specify? Thank you for this framing.
Thank you Anna for reading 🥰 sooo usually, the more distinct the work is, the more likely I am to separate the chats. If I’ve spent an hour building out the creative logic of something, I don’t necessarily want to ask that same conversation to suddenly behave like a commercial translator.
And the AI matters too. I find that difficult with Claude, but much easier with GPT!
I think we’re still figuring out that AI isn’t just a tool problem. It’s a context problem. The same model can be useful or unhelpful depending on the job we give it and the authority we hand over.
The robot needs a room. Apparently it also needs a job description. 😂
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Robots seem to need a lot of things!!! 🤣 Hiiiii best sis ever ❤️❤️❤️
AI should not be given general authority over the project. It should receive a specific kind of authority for the decisions.
That fits directly with my thinking that accumulated context still needs human input and judgement. Especially when it comes to
what becomes instruction and what AI is allowed to change.
Yes!! The accumulated context can deffo make AI feel like it has earned authority over the whole project, when really it still only has the job we gave it.. We’re the ones deciding what becomes instruction and what it’s allowed to touch! ❤️
This is so interesting, Mia. I’ve always treated “the room” as just starting a new conversation with AI, so I hadn’t thought about it as two distinct spaces before. I can see how naming the room and specifying what the AI is doing, and why it helps constrain it so it doesn’t drift in only creative or commercial direction. Do you use this in one chat window or start fresh and specify? Thank you for this framing.
Thank you Anna for reading 🥰 sooo usually, the more distinct the work is, the more likely I am to separate the chats. If I’ve spent an hour building out the creative logic of something, I don’t necessarily want to ask that same conversation to suddenly behave like a commercial translator.
And the AI matters too. I find that difficult with Claude, but much easier with GPT!
That makes sense, and I probably need a few dates with ChatGPT to see if we click again. :)
Oh YOU WILL! Sol is the GOAT ❤️