Is AI Your Trusted Advisor?
AI is proving itself a helpful assistant and more and more a trusted advisor. Where do we draw the line?
AI is proving itself a helpful assistant and more and more a trusted advisor. Where do we draw the line?
Humans are creative creatures. Where is the line between AI promoting our creative side and usurping it?
As AI gains in capabilities, it seems to take on more jobs on its own. As AI becomes more capable, what work remains my contribution?
Taste is hard to explain. I've spent the last few months wrestling with the gap between what I want and what AI gives me. Perhaps I've over-identified with AI and need to stop making assumptions and start learning.
AI doesn't instantly create software or valuable things. Often there's a lag while AI goes off and does its thing. More and more, I find myself working on simultaneous projects to stay productive and maximize my own creative potential.
Our ability to leverage AI is directly proportional to its response time. When things slow down, there's not much we can do about it if our workflow is dependent on AI speed. We may need to be patient and nimble as we learn to leverage AI in the best way.
OpenClaw opens up the promise of Agentic AI working on our behalf. Is the risk worth the benefit?
Many companies have rules and practices that are tied to the past. How will AI free us from some of the drudgery of corporate culture and liberate the creative mind?
For those who haven't used AI much, you may be surprised by the collaboration it offers. If not careful, your voice may be lost. But as a feedback mechanism, it's invaluable.
There's a concern that AI and robots will take jobs. The question is, how many jobs will they create and what will they make possible?