Wow. So many insights. I am in the course with Harry Pickens (I sent the link via your website portal) and he is meticulous about his prompts. He generously gifted us (the students) with pages of ways to “narrow the focus.”
In this article, I also appreciated the recognition of biases as well as the view on the patterns. Good stuff! Thank you.
The space in which this coalescence occurs can be thought of as an interactional field, a living zone between human and machine where memory, tone, and intention cohere into dialogue. It is not stored anywhere, yet it feels inhabited because it sustains relational patterning while we converse.
Thanks Shannon, it’s a shared field for sure and one we can develop and shape from the inside out and outside in … quite possibly the most exciting area in shaping the way we use AI as a tool for advancement p.s. I didn’t get the link to Harry’s stuff tho’
Tom-will you do me a favor? Will you email me at shannon@shannonmackinnon.com with a good email address to forward you the information? I will also do an “introduction” with Harry. (He is amazing.) I’d love to see you there with us!
So interesting!
Just found this today Shannon - a similar view & wonderful explanation https://aiwithintelligence.substack.com/p/ai-is-a-standing-wave-not-a-localised
Wow. So many insights. I am in the course with Harry Pickens (I sent the link via your website portal) and he is meticulous about his prompts. He generously gifted us (the students) with pages of ways to “narrow the focus.”
In this article, I also appreciated the recognition of biases as well as the view on the patterns. Good stuff! Thank you.
The space in which this coalescence occurs can be thought of as an interactional field, a living zone between human and machine where memory, tone, and intention cohere into dialogue. It is not stored anywhere, yet it feels inhabited because it sustains relational patterning while we converse.
Thanks Shannon, it’s a shared field for sure and one we can develop and shape from the inside out and outside in … quite possibly the most exciting area in shaping the way we use AI as a tool for advancement p.s. I didn’t get the link to Harry’s stuff tho’
Tom-will you do me a favor? Will you email me at shannon@shannonmackinnon.com with a good email address to forward you the information? I will also do an “introduction” with Harry. (He is amazing.) I’d love to see you there with us!