Take having an executive assistant. A real person EA can learn your buisiness, your preferences, and exercise judgement about emails and meetings that would be hard to train into an AI…
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AI isn’t the solution to every problem, despite the hype
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But, believe it or not — not every problem is effectively solved by AI. There will still be better traditional solutions in so many categories. But people will skip these seemingly-obvious solutions because AI is so exciting.
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The Uncontrollable Bandwagon Effect of AI Technologies
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## Uncontrollable Bandwagon Effect These technologies area so powerful, there will be a desire to them to every problem. This is related to the slot machine effect I mentionned about. You want to use AIs because it gives you that dopmaine hit to let a computer work for you.
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Building a Personal Prompt Library for AI Image Generation
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When using Midjourney or Stable Diffusion to create images, you may discover a unique combination of words to use in a prompt that have a wonderful output. How do you save those image tags so you can access them later? Create a personal prompt library.
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Capturing Ideas: Building Systems for AI-Generated Insights
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We all lack the systems and processes to retain good ideas that can’t be acted on at the magnitutde they are now available. Those who implement some kind of capture mechanism early, stand to retain the most value from their AI sessions.
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Capturing and Organizing Content Ideas From ChatGPT
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When using ChatGPT to outline content, you might discover multiple other topic areas you want to write about. How do you capture those? Create a system for bookmarking and saving ideas.
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Information Overflow: Too Many AI Ideas to Act On
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## Lack of Information Overflow Related to analysis paralysis, is what I call information overflow. It’s all the good ideas that come from a session with an AI that you can’t act on right away.
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Cultivating Judgment and Discernment for Effective AI Use
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The best users of AI will cultivate strong judgement and discernment. They’ll develop objective ways to review outputs and make decisions about what to use, what to save for later, and what to discard. They'll mentally prepare in advance for getting too much to work with.
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AI Information Overload: Paralysis Through Excessive Choices
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## Self-Induced Analysis Paralysis An AI is all-too-happy to provide you too much information. This excess leads to a paradox of choice which can make decision-making more stressful and difficult. An overabundance of options tends to lead to inaction.
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Distinguish Between Exploration and Work Time With AI Tools
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To avoid the slot machine effect, differentiate between: —exploration time, where you’re playing with the AI and trying to learn how to use it properly, and —actual work time, where you have a specific objective to complete. Once you’ve hit your goal, close the AI.