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Daily Alchemy: a question to think on together
“When someone with decades of know-how retires, what part of what they know can be written down, and what part only passes on by working beside them?”
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Heh, I tried to be more concrete before but now I think I have the crux of the matter more boiled-down inside of myself, so I can try being more direct.... - MattG added 5 asksMattG...imported
How do we build an AI-assisted operating system that preserves context, decisions, and project history across multiple…
How do we build an AI-assisted operating system that preserves context, decisions, and project history across multiple platforms without turning the system itself into another full-time job?
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I’ve actually been working on something very similar, using ChatGPT and Notion to manage complex workflows, preserve case histories, track decisions, and coordinate information across multiple sources.... - MattG...imported
How do we establish a trustworthy source of truth when information is distributed across ClickUp, Airtable, websites,…
How do we establish a trustworthy source of truth when information is distributed across ClickUp, Airtable, websites, files, and AI conversations?
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What moved me I’ve spent more than 25 years working in information security, risk, compliance, and security architecture, and I’ve gradually become more interested in the deeper question underneath all of them: how do humans and systems make trustworthy decisions when the... Say more about the knowledge sources!! I want to know what i'm missing.