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Jordan Perkins's avatar

What a brilliant post! I think too many people are dependent on AI for a lot of things, but they never truly realise one thing about it, it's just one big mirror of what you put in. It will never challenge your ideas or help make you them stronger unless you change how you speak and think about using AI. If I had a business I would definitely answer your question at the bottomπŸ˜‚ But something I thought of was how business leaders could use it to help with their assumptions about employees in terms of happiness, and retention

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Mia Kiraki 🎭's avatar

that's a super cool idea! but where would the AI get its info? My fear is it would spit back generic HR-approved advice. Can't imagine most leaders taking the time to feed it actual info from their employees, plus those employees actually wanting to share haha.

But I'd love for this to happen!

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Andrew J Crook's avatar

Great article, I restacked.

You are explaining your version of what I'm documenting across the AI innovator space. The 4 phases of General Intelligence (GI).

Inquiry -> Expansion -> Friction -> Synthesis.

This is what I'm seeing over and over (fractally). Everyone has their unique spin to the process (we are all pioneers afterall so we do it our own, independent way). But it's becoming very clear to me that these 4 stages are universal in u locked AIs true transformative power.

Thx u for sharing!

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Mia Kiraki 🎭's avatar

Awesome way to synthesize it! Thanks for sharing too :)

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Andrew J Crook's avatar

Np! I'm small but mighty :) happy to share innovators who get it.

We will survive this and thrive. I have no doubt. AI is to the mind, what the industrial revolution was to muscle.

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Jean-Paul Paoli's avatar

Obsidian ! Less shine but clean interoperable MD files…

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Mia Kiraki 🎭's avatar

will give it a shot (again) πŸ˜…

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Ryan Sears, PharmD's avatar

Well thought-out post.

Reminds me of an old English teacher who talked about the β€œhide and seek” principle.

It’s not a good idea to go to the first place you think to hide, because that’s the first place people will go to try to find you.

He always encouraged thinking of an idea that, conceptually, was as far away from your first idea as possible to break you out of that frame of mind.

Definitely helpful to get β€œadversarial” feedback, whether from humans or a model!

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Mia Kiraki 🎭's avatar

awesome example :) the first hiding spot is the comfortable one, the easy one. It's also where all the generic ideas live!

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