Interesting article Akos. Leonardo would have absolutely nailed his job interviews in today's time I guess.
The Leonardo example shows that some foundational things don't change no matter the era. Impact matters a lot as always even in the old days and even much more now.
Yep, you've captured the essence of this well. I've recently heard a lot of interesting things about Leonardo in the podcast I mentioned. I'm even thinking about getting a Mona Lisa puzzle and hanging it on my wall. 😅
There are many tasks I thought I would bebetter doing without AI. Only then to find it was more complicated than that without AI and only to find AI solved it perfectly.
I consider AI possibilities an "unknown unknown" for me. So I try everything with an LLM first, and if it doesn't bring any result, I'll try something else.
In particular I was doing some merge of 2 tables in excel to add up some rows together... I was using the LLM to create a python script, only to find later Claude could do that merge without any mistake
Thanks for the shoutout, Akos.
You’re welcome Alberto! I liked your article!
Interesting article Akos. Leonardo would have absolutely nailed his job interviews in today's time I guess.
The Leonardo example shows that some foundational things don't change no matter the era. Impact matters a lot as always even in the old days and even much more now.
Also, thanks for the mention!
Yep, you've captured the essence of this well. I've recently heard a lot of interesting things about Leonardo in the podcast I mentioned. I'm even thinking about getting a Mona Lisa puzzle and hanging it on my wall. 😅
I started applying an AI-first approach.
There are many tasks I thought I would bebetter doing without AI. Only then to find it was more complicated than that without AI and only to find AI solved it perfectly.
I consider AI possibilities an "unknown unknown" for me. So I try everything with an LLM first, and if it doesn't bring any result, I'll try something else.
In particular I was doing some merge of 2 tables in excel to add up some rows together... I was using the LLM to create a python script, only to find later Claude could do that merge without any mistake
Thanks for the mention!
Thanks for sharing your workflow, Fran, I loved the article!
Glad to hear Akos!
You had me at Da Vinci, this was an inspiring piece after a lot of gloom and doom pieces about how AI will ruin our careers
Thanks Jack, glad you liked it :)