Love your thoughts here. I often default to "they must just be better at this than me, maybe it's better agents" when I hear discourse on AI changing the nature of work and how it is used, lol. I've never argued so much through the course of the day as I do with AI. It creates a new kind of stress - what it produces can be amazing, but also not quite right and then I have to fix that. I don't want to be a fixer beyond solving fun problems 😅
One million per cent agree — I am incandescent 80 per cent of the time. Any human who has ever worked with me will tell you I am a very happy and upbeat and helpful colleague. But to the machine I am furious.
Same!! I am pure joy and delight, have never had a workplace fight. Give me Claude for ten minutes though.... and don't get me started on whatever ChatGPT is 😅🤣🤦🏻♀️
I can definitely relate to the idea that the hour of lame tasks that AI helps me do was perhaps my least stressy of the day. Now generally replaced with, if not a more stressy hour, definitely a more alert/engaged hour. I generally dull the intensity with a cookie or similar baked good.
Love your thoughts here. I often default to "they must just be better at this than me, maybe it's better agents" when I hear discourse on AI changing the nature of work and how it is used, lol. I've never argued so much through the course of the day as I do with AI. It creates a new kind of stress - what it produces can be amazing, but also not quite right and then I have to fix that. I don't want to be a fixer beyond solving fun problems 😅
One million per cent agree — I am incandescent 80 per cent of the time. Any human who has ever worked with me will tell you I am a very happy and upbeat and helpful colleague. But to the machine I am furious.
Same!! I am pure joy and delight, have never had a workplace fight. Give me Claude for ten minutes though.... and don't get me started on whatever ChatGPT is 😅🤣🤦🏻♀️
I can definitely relate to the idea that the hour of lame tasks that AI helps me do was perhaps my least stressy of the day. Now generally replaced with, if not a more stressy hour, definitely a more alert/engaged hour. I generally dull the intensity with a cookie or similar baked good.
I think “Cookies help me cope” would make a great mug/tshirt