#2: Consider creative perspective shifts

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This process is not linear. Think of the output of AI as a mind democratic republic of the congo email list map. When you see something interesting, let the AI ​​expand on it. Then, look for connections between those child nodes that you haven't considered yet.

Jenny explained that large-scale language models are essentially perspective-less, timeless, and senseless knowledge graphs—similar to mind maps, composed of every human perspective. For example, if you ask an AI to think about a lemon, it will connect these conceptual dots:

The word lemon is very close to the word/concept of fruit.
It's close to yellow.
Lemon is closer to a citrus than a fruit
Lemon is similar to pie, as there is lemon meringue pie.
It's close to the car, but not that close.
This network of interconnected concepts enables AI to generate diverse and sometimes unexpected perspectives.

The ability of AI to generate these different perspectives is particularly valuable as we age or mature in our professional roles, as our brains tend to become locked into familiar thought patterns and pathways. By leveraging artificial intelligence, we can open up new ways of thinking, explore new pathways, and explore directions we might not have discovered on our own.

To get started with a perspective shift using AI, Jenny recommends the following approach:

Time travel: Let AI imagine future scenarios or explore historical context. For example: