Problematic Pat
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I be dropping gems every now and then but y'all better make use of this information. Let's actually use ourselves as case studies and post updates on how this is working out.
Creh creativity expert says majority of people are using A I incorrectly. He lays out how to use it to 10x your life
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therealmvp
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post some cliff notes
Problematic Pat
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He basically says how to use A.I to help you understand how you can use it more efficiently as a collaborator. Coming at it through that perspective will unlock things you had no idea it could do.
A.I knows more about itself than you do. You think you have to study A.I for 30 years in order to figure how to maximize it to help you do things???
Jeff Bezos didn't need to study the Internet for years to figure out that he can build a platform for people to sell things on. Same with Zuckerberg and every other tech entrepreneur.
O.T.I.S.
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Ok, in that perspective I agree… so what is he selling to you nikkas
And AI knows more about itself than me? You nikkas literally think AI was invented with chatgpt….
It’s a tool… use it to work efficiently, sure. But sounds like he’s trying to sell you nikkas dreams and making people think they are some AI guru because you have to think outside the box to get AI to do real shyt.
And you're not writing the code for the shyt so you know even less than I do about it.
@4:56
"And one of the things I say is you should focus on parts of your work that you dread."
this might be a better motivator or method of inspiring people than what I've been telling folks which is try to automate something you do repeatedly which is often times stuff you dread and then some.
this tech is so incredibly useful, I don't know why people have a hard time seeing it's potential.
"And one of the things I say is you should focus on parts of your work that you dread."
this might be a better motivator or method of inspiring people than what I've been telling folks which is try to automate something you do repeatedly which is often times stuff you dread and then some.
this tech is so incredibly useful, I don't know why people have a hard time seeing it's potential.
I've been using AI to help me learn to read through commercial electrical schematics, there's so much gatekeeping that goes on in my line of work that AI can give me help without having to worry about somebody not giving me full info or flat out inaccuracies. I feel like it'll prepare me to go for another promotion and be able to handle side projects outside of my job.
how do you prompt it?
The guy is a bullshyt artist.
IIVI
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Grifters stay playing people for clicks. Pretty sure it’s basic information that anybody who’s been aware on A.I has been doing.
thing is, common sense isn't so common and what you only need to see what people are asking these A.I, how they ask it and for what purpose to know who know who will get the most out of it or not.
think about how not everyone knows how to use a search engine properly, so it's understandable some people would be less effective at asking questions and giving instructions to a chatbot.
don't know why this is a 5-page thread
Use AI to do it for you
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wv779vmyPVY&lc=Ugz93wy3Zjxm7_-8SYp4AaABAg@avinashsuresh5221 commented on Tuesday April 29, 2025 | Likes: 80
If nothing else, the tool vs teammate point was a valuable point made here.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wv779vmyPVY&lc=Ugy1I4U6ArIRD2PfGgZ4AaABAg@bahauddinchishte commented on Monday April 28, 2025 | Likes: 176
"Creativity is doing more than the first thing you think off" quote of the day!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wv779vmyPVY&lc=UgwuAplWzXybUX19PGN4AaABAg@labsanta commented on Friday May 2, 2025 | Likes: 0
1. Treat AI as a teammate rather than just a tool (from [
https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=wv779vmyPVY&t=411] where it mentions outperformers engage AI as a teammate)2. Actively engage in creative collaboration with AI rather than passive usage (from [
https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=wv779vmyPVY&t=411] about fostering cooperative dynamics)3. Use AI for simulation and practice (from [
https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=wv779vmyPVY&t=511] about roleplaying and conversation simulation)4. Incorporate your unique perspectives and experiences (from [
https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=wv779vmyPVY&t=601] about quality of outputs depending on user input)5. Push beyond initial solutions (from [
https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=wv779vmyPVY&t=691] about not settling for 'good enough')6. Cultivate inspiration as a routine (from [
https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=wv779vmyPVY&t=601] about disciplined approach to creativity)7. Focus on exploring varied ideas rather than accepting first solutions (from [
https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=wv779vmyPVY&t=691])8. Understand context and intent in interactions with AI (from [
https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=wv779vmyPVY&t=2])9. Learn how to leverage AI's capabilities effectively (from [
https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=wv779vmyPVY&t=204])10. Use AI to enhance rather than replace human creativity (implied throughout the context)
