All in thoughts
Adam’s process of thinking through why writing has an impact, in my mind, applies to everything AI is touching. With the volume of media to consume these days, it is very rare to read something more than once (or all the way through). I read this end to end no less than five times. Each pass revealed another “You are damn right” moment.
I just finished listening to Unreasonable Hospitality by Will Guidara. A concept in the book struck me: the “95/5 rule.” In this book portion, Will discusses the balance between being “restaurant smart” and “corporate smart.” Restaurant smart means being focused on hospitality and providing exceptional experiences. Corporate smart means focusing on the processes, negotiating, and budgeting to keep your restaurants in the black. Read on to learn about the "95/5 rule" and how it can be a key concept in your product strategy.
Previously, I have talked about the process of breaking down an emerging technology to help understand it and maximize your use of it in a way that makes sense for your business. Let’s talk about AI. Not just GenAI, but ML, computer vision, and GenAI.
I have decided that the best way for me to learn about GenAI is to let my brain come up with weirder and weirder things that also entertain me and have GenAI handle it. The reason this has been effective is because it frees me up to just “see what happens” not expecting a certain result that I need to have happen.
Having been through multiple paradigm shifts over my career in multiple industries, I have been recently analyzing to find the common pattern or process that is involved when innovating in these spaces in preparation for my talk at the Augmented Enterprise Summit.
When there is a big paradigm shift there is this exciting and wonderful time during the early days of the shift. Everyone knows the shift is important, but we have no context for what this shift means or what we should do with it.
