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Abstract-Related Page Search 2024-09-23 from [/villagepump/search for abstract-related pages](https://scrapbox.io/villagepump/search for abstract-related pages). - Extract questions at various levels of abstraction continues to develop - I created a system that, when you enter a consultation, pulls up "pages that are related in the abstract, but on a completely different topic in the concrete," and explains how they can help you. - At first glance, it looks like a typical RAG, but there is a sense of doing something much more interesting. - demo_2.pdf (/nishio) - User input was originally from [The hell of slacking off in the face of frustration. - For example, a story about procrastination and a story about low self-esteem and the inability to actively ask questions are quite different in the concrete layer. - However, the abstract structure of "behavior is hindered by emotional influences" is the same, so it can be pulled together. (Then the LLM relates the two stories to each other.) - demo_3.pdf (/nishio) - Consultation on habit formation - demo_anno2.pdf (Mr. Anno's policy manifesto) - AI Maybe a demonstration of context would be easier to understand? - The answer to the problem of "labor shortage in the construction industry," which is not mentioned in the manifesto, is provided by diverting Anno's policies toward other similar problems. - 汎化された安野たかひろだ

• Okay, interesting.
  • Scrapbox is helping me move back and forth between the abstract and the concrete.
    • I don't know where we were talking about.
      • Scrapbox reminds me of what I've forgotten.
    • →[/shokai/2 hop link](https://scrapbox.io/shokai/2 hop link)

      • Can move back and forth between concrete and abstract in a mutually complementary manner

    • I feel like I'm finding "analogies in different areas" by abstracting once and then searching.
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    • This experiment is able to jump to a different space by analogy by abstracting, analogous search, and then pulling back to the concrete.
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    • The LLM then gives a connected commentary looking at both the original space and the later space.
    • I was curious to see what would happen if I only showed the space afterwards, so I tried it.
      • Propose a Next Action to resolve the bad situation of "low self-esteem and inability to actively ask questions" using this text. Techniques to dig deeper into the conversation...
      • Build on small successes: Start with easy questions and gradually get used to asking them. Build confidence through experience by realizing that it is okay to ask the wrong question.
      • Project that Next Action by analogy to the "state of slacking off while being driven by frustration".
      • Complete small tasks: If you feel agitated, the whole thing feels too big to take action. First, complete small tasks to gain a sense of security that "slacking off won't be a problem," while gradually expanding the scope of your actions. For example, concentrate on a task even for a short time to pull back your motivation.
        • I think there's a clue in the wording of this one.
          • Indeed. In a "state of frustration and slacking off."「サボっても問題はない」という安心感という発想は個人的には思いつかなかったが、「サボってはいけない」と「変な質問をしてはいけない」に共通の特徴はありそうだ。
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    • Using different concept spaces in parallel is [asym-chat (chat with misalignment)
      • Derailment:/nishio/思考の結節点2019-01-21#5c452bf1aff09e0000bb1a70に Networks between concepts 、 metaphorical space というリンクが有る。関係する？
        • RELATED.
    • I don't think it's the same as if real people "only see the space after" because you can't erase memories.
      • but on the other hand, there are other cases where elimination from the active context might be beneficial
        • [/nishio/Teach AI the KJ method#66eb9ccaaff09e00003b6e0d](https://scrapbox.io/nishio/Teach AI the KJ method#66eb9ccaaff09e00003b6e0d)
      • Even for humans, the ability to "put it aside for a moment -" may be beneficial for thinking with a wide range of exploration
  • It feels even more enhanced.
  • I wanted to believe that coming and going was a human prerogative, but I feel again that it's time to lose.

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