Tag: Contextual Knowledge

  • Why AI does not automatically make us more productive

    Why AI does not automatically make us more productive

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    So far, AI has not helped any major company outside the technology sector achieve a measurable increase in profits. This is the conclusion reached by Torsten Slok, Chief Economist at Apollo Global Management, in a recently published note. Comparing the seven major US technology companies with the rest of the S&P 500, he finds that…

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  • Using AI to write better prompts – Part 2

    Using AI to write better prompts – Part 2

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    It is not particularly helpful to think of an AI chatbot as an “essentially stupid” system. This assumption often leads people to write excessively detailed prompts, simply to cover or rule out every conceivable possibility just in case. Working with AI becomes more effective if you instead think of it as the classic “absent-minded expert”:…

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  • Switching chatbots without losing what they know about you?

    Switching chatbots without losing what they know about you?

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    Anyone switching AI chatbots will want to preserve as much as possible of the information that has built up over time. With regular use, the existing system often becomes familiar with users’ working methods, recurring tasks and preferred wording. When moving to another provider, however, this contextual knowledge is not automatically carried over. Two approaches…

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