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Chris Reinberg on X: "Creative people are horizontal thinkers while most people are vertical thinkers. Creativity is the biggest leverage in doing anything, but it only makes sense in hindsight. Leaders tend to have trouble managing highly creative people as they don’t function and work like other" / X
Chris Reinberg on X: "Creative people are horizontal thinkers while most people are vertical thinkers. Creativity is the biggest leverage in doing anything, but it only makes sense in hindsight. Leaders tend to have trouble managing highly creative people as they don’t function and work like other" / X
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Chris Reinberg on X: "Creative people are horizontal thinkers while most people are vertical thinkers. Creativity is the biggest leverage in doing anything, but it only makes sense in hindsight. Leaders tend to have trouble managing highly creative people as they don’t function and work like other" / X
A Pocket Notebook To Replace Your Phone - Be More Productive & Change Your Life | Cal Newport
A Pocket Notebook To Replace Your Phone - Be More Productive & Change Your Life | Cal Newport
(Also consider the Daily Shutdown ending in the same place as the next day resumes, whether in the middle of a narrative or on a planner. Notebooks can be useful. So it becomes easy to pickup within the same context again. Form is a kind of order, especially if anyone else is dependent upon it.)
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A Pocket Notebook To Replace Your Phone - Be More Productive & Change Your Life | Cal Newport
Rosen, D., Oh, Y., Chesebrough, C., Zhang, F. Z., & Kounios, J. (2024). Creative flow as optimized processing: Evidence from brain oscillations during jazz improvisations by expert and non-expert musicians. Neuropsychologia, 108824.
Rosen, D., Oh, Y., Chesebrough, C., Zhang, F. Z., & Kounios, J. (2024). Creative flow as optimized processing: Evidence from brain oscillations during jazz improvisations by expert and non-expert musicians. Neuropsychologia, 108824.
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Rosen, D., Oh, Y., Chesebrough, C., Zhang, F. Z., & Kounios, J. (2024). Creative flow as optimized processing: Evidence from brain oscillations during jazz improvisations by expert and non-expert musicians. Neuropsychologia, 108824.
AI Homogenization Is Shaping The World
AI Homogenization Is Shaping The World

(Another angle might treat it as the review stage, after which newer methods might be applied, possibly still using it as a centaur or cyborg, so the results are new.)

Claude-3 Opus review: "The central argument of the article is that AI-driven systems, while designed to optimize efficiency and cater to widespread preferences, may unintentionally lead to a homogenization of artistic expression, cultural experiences, and creative content. While this is a valid concern, the article's tone seems to overemphasize the negative aspects of AI's influence on creativity and culture, potentially overlooking some of the positive contributions AI can make.

Counter-argument: AI can also be seen as a tool that empowers artists, writers, and creators by providing them with new means of expression and inspiration. Rather than solely focusing on the homogenizing effects, it is essential to recognize that AI can augment human creativity and open up new possibilities for artistic exploration. For example, AI can help artists generate novel ideas, experiment with different styles, and create works that might have been impossible or too time-consuming to produce manually.

Moreover, AI algorithms can be designed to promote diversity and serendipity by incorporating techniques such as data rebalancing, diversity-aware recommendations, and active learning. By consciously addressing the issue of homogenization during the development and implementation of AI systems, we can harness the power of AI to enhance, rather than diminish, the richness and variety of our cultural landscape.

Reaction to the tone: The article's tone comes across as somewhat alarmist, painting a picture of AI as a force that threatens to stifle human creativity and lead to a monolithic cultural landscape. While the concerns raised are valid, the article could benefit from a more balanced perspective that acknowledges the potential benefits of AI in the creative domain.

Instead of presenting AI as an adversary to human creativity, the article could explore how AI can be leveraged to support and enhance human ingenuity. By adopting a more constructive tone and highlighting the ways in which AI can be designed and deployed to promote diversity and serendipity, the article could contribute to a more nuanced and productive discourse on the role of AI in shaping our cultural future."

·forbes.com·
AI Homogenization Is Shaping The World