As usual, your insights are profound and readily available for implementation. The art of questioning is close to my heart. The art of questioning seems to shift now more to technology than to other fellow human beings. Why is that, I'm wondering, and maybe it's worthwhile to flesh that out. Do we value the answers from technology (read LLMs) as more valuable? Inspiration for a new article? I've been pondering that for some time, and it led to a series of articles that I shared via email... Warmly!
I wonder if asking technology (LLMs) can reduce blind spots and bias, as well as increase a sense of awe and amazement at the growing rate of possibility in the world.
That opens the door. To step through it, and achieve business outcomes, conversations need to happen with a wider circle of people than we typically have in local or limited networks.
Excited to read your articles, Paul! And grateful for you reading and responding to mine.
As usual, your insights are profound and readily available for implementation. The art of questioning is close to my heart. The art of questioning seems to shift now more to technology than to other fellow human beings. Why is that, I'm wondering, and maybe it's worthwhile to flesh that out. Do we value the answers from technology (read LLMs) as more valuable? Inspiration for a new article? I've been pondering that for some time, and it led to a series of articles that I shared via email... Warmly!
I wonder if asking technology (LLMs) can reduce blind spots and bias, as well as increase a sense of awe and amazement at the growing rate of possibility in the world.
That opens the door. To step through it, and achieve business outcomes, conversations need to happen with a wider circle of people than we typically have in local or limited networks.
Excited to read your articles, Paul! And grateful for you reading and responding to mine.