Jameson Lyon

Perhaps we'll start seeing some sort of "human-included" filter or verification on sites. Maybe through something that loosely resembles auto-moderators and scanning systems today to indicate and allow users to select for content that's either ai-created, ai-assisted, or likely had no ai used in the making of it. I might want to read fully ai-generated content but, more than that, I'd like to...

Every time! Learning to embrace it.

Grateful for people willing to have conversations with friends they haven't met yet 🙌

Great question! One of the best ways I've met big challenges is to make my peace with the process. Even encourage myself to enjoy the difficult parts. Kind of like a walking meditation on the way to the summit. This helps me savour the journey and increases the odds that I'll run eagerly towards the next challenge that seems worth tackling.

With professional use, do you mean purely ready without any human intervention? Or with some post-production polish?

It seems like it might have revealed how people were leaning on work for a friend group, and how that might not be the best place to form authentic, lasting connections. A team/room's atmosphere definitely feels different (at least for me) when everyone wants to be there versus has to be there. I think a lot of team/department leadership thought they'd engineered the former when it was...

Make one task visible, and hide the rest until that task is done.

In some ways (and in the right headspace) I like to celebrate failures more. • It frees up time for success • It teaches more immediate lessons • It shows I made an attempt, which is more than just thinking about doing In my mind, kudos go to those who: never started < failed < succeeded