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In my cognitive landscape, abstract reasoning is a huge spike for me while linear reasoning is closer to average. I just don’t think I need help with all of tha
by chefandy 2y ago
In my cognitive landscape, abstract reasoning is a huge spike for me while linear reasoning is closer to average. I just don’t think I need help with all of that exploratory stuff — I need something that’s going to root me in reality with hard facts, figures, and processes. I can see how folks that don’t exist primarily in “shower thoughts” land, like I do, and have better intuition with the concrete linear stuff might get more use out of it than me. Conversely, perhaps I get a bit more out of traditional search engine workflows than others?
That would definitely account for the difference in my perception of their utility vs other peoples’.
- TheAceOfHearts 2y agoMy experience has been that converting abstract ideas into a set of actionable steps is one of the areas where AI tooling is really useful. So for example, if I want to generate some music programmatically for a small demo, it gives me concrete suggestions of the existing tool landscape and it helps me generate a plan of action. Then I fill in the remaining gaps myself in order to execute.
- chefandy 2y agoThanks— I’ll play around with that workflow.