Greetings and Good Morning!
I don't know why I write that. These posts are more like a journal entries. I think it is to say hi if someone should come across these posts. Or maybe, it just feels like a way to start things off. Whatever, let's start putting some thoughts together that might actually be interesting.
I guess I can start today with a small meta analysis of my daily writing ritual. We are now at a point that feels like a least a couple of months into this experiment. I don't if that is actually the case, but it feels this way. I see this as a good thing. It means it feels like it is a part of me, more than something I am trying to force.
I have also mentioned earlier that my thinking feels a little improved. Putting thoughts into words seems like less of a chore. As I write that, I notice a thought that I have been having lately about the future. We are in somewhat uncertain times. Ai has made massive leaps this year in both adoption but also in potential. More and more people are starting to understand the implications it might have on our future. I feel both hopeful and anxious.
I think one way of getting over my anxiety is getting a foot in the door. I am trying to do this through a couple of projects, and will hopefully by the end of the year have a small foothold on Ai Engineering. When I think about what Ai will end up doing for us humans, I can't shake the thought of learning a skill that will be easily replaceable by Ai.
One of these skills is actually writing. Which is quite funny as I have recently tried to improve this part of my skillset. What doesn't cause me to throw in the towel, besides being stubborn, are the improvements that writing seems to have on my life. Despite there being a ton of tools already out there to generate text.
Maybe I missed the train on making money on writing. Perhaps we outsource all our external writing for websites, newspapers or the like to Ai. Even if the future is just a giant mash of Ai generated text I don't think I will stop writing. Why? Writing is thinking. Learning to think properly, I believe, requires a rigorous and persistent writing habit.
Even if the writing is only for myself, I will keep going. Maybe what I am doing is journalling after all. When I imagine an Ai Agent for journalling it just sounds ludicrous. Well, almost. An agent that can help me sum up things I have written or said during the day. Or an Ai that I can dictate to. This sounds plausible. In fact, those Agents probably exist already.
But an Ai than can think for me? An Agent that can help me struggle and wrestle with internal and conflicting ideas? I'm not too sure we can create an Agent for that. If we are to imagine a future where all our basic needs are met with ease from autonomous agents, physical and virtual what is left for humans? I'm hoping it is thinking and creative endeavours. Time will tell.
- Trolz
I don't know why I write that. These posts are more like a journal entries. I think it is to say hi if someone should come across these posts. Or maybe, it just feels like a way to start things off. Whatever, let's start putting some thoughts together that might actually be interesting.
I guess I can start today with a small meta analysis of my daily writing ritual. We are now at a point that feels like a least a couple of months into this experiment. I don't if that is actually the case, but it feels this way. I see this as a good thing. It means it feels like it is a part of me, more than something I am trying to force.
I have also mentioned earlier that my thinking feels a little improved. Putting thoughts into words seems like less of a chore. As I write that, I notice a thought that I have been having lately about the future. We are in somewhat uncertain times. Ai has made massive leaps this year in both adoption but also in potential. More and more people are starting to understand the implications it might have on our future. I feel both hopeful and anxious.
I think one way of getting over my anxiety is getting a foot in the door. I am trying to do this through a couple of projects, and will hopefully by the end of the year have a small foothold on Ai Engineering. When I think about what Ai will end up doing for us humans, I can't shake the thought of learning a skill that will be easily replaceable by Ai.
One of these skills is actually writing. Which is quite funny as I have recently tried to improve this part of my skillset. What doesn't cause me to throw in the towel, besides being stubborn, are the improvements that writing seems to have on my life. Despite there being a ton of tools already out there to generate text.
Maybe I missed the train on making money on writing. Perhaps we outsource all our external writing for websites, newspapers or the like to Ai. Even if the future is just a giant mash of Ai generated text I don't think I will stop writing. Why? Writing is thinking. Learning to think properly, I believe, requires a rigorous and persistent writing habit.
Even if the writing is only for myself, I will keep going. Maybe what I am doing is journalling after all. When I imagine an Ai Agent for journalling it just sounds ludicrous. Well, almost. An agent that can help me sum up things I have written or said during the day. Or an Ai that I can dictate to. This sounds plausible. In fact, those Agents probably exist already.
But an Ai than can think for me? An Agent that can help me struggle and wrestle with internal and conflicting ideas? I'm not too sure we can create an Agent for that. If we are to imagine a future where all our basic needs are met with ease from autonomous agents, physical and virtual what is left for humans? I'm hoping it is thinking and creative endeavours. Time will tell.
- Trolz