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New post: Defining AI-shaped problems

Interestingly one of the things I've noticed about our natural tendency to introduce AI to our workflow is that the questions we are starting out asking are either too technical (how does it work? what can it do?) or too broad (how can this change the way we do our entire business?)

As we are starting to introduce AI fluency into teams an organizations, we're noticing that this might start first with figuring out how to optimize your personal workflows, then your team workflows, and ultimately the more complex and complicated one -- your end user systems or workflows

Here, a little more on how I've started scoping smaller, more incremental "AI-shaped" problems (and how it might help you too)

New post: Defining AI-shaped problems

Interestingly one of the things I've noticed about our natural tendency to introduce AI to our workflow is that the questions we are starting out asking are either too technical (how does it work? what can it do?) or too broad (how can this change the way we do our entire business?)

As we are starting to introduce AI fluency into teams an organizations, we're noticing that this might start first with figuring out how to optimize your personal workflows, then your team workflows, and ultimately the more complex and complicated one -- your end user systems or workflows

Here, a little more on how I've started scoping smaller, more incremental "AI-shaped" problems (and how it might help you too)

https://paragraph.xyz/@bethanycrystal/defining-ai-shaped-problems