Walking and chatting with AI 2025-01-04
from Diary 2025-01-04
Walking and chatting with AI 2025-01-04
- Vague as to whether "with AI" is over "walk" or "chatting" or "chatting while walking."

The following is a summary of the main points of the conversation so far, with modifications and supplements, mainly from human (you) statements.
- review of July and August and the "pinning" issue
- I left it "pinned" for about 6 months and have not been able to organize or look back on the information.
- We are halfway through the process, not knowing where to start.
- We need to take time to reflect and organize the information.
- management and systems for public and private information
- I was using Scrapbox, but it is inconvenient because there is no API for AI to write automatically.
- He thinks it would be good to create a management system in which AI can also write," but has not yet decided on a specific method.
- There is an idea to combine GitHub + Obsidian + Markdown.
- We are also building a system of Devin.ai + Slack + GitHub, but it is too much work for a human to write out.
- It is also worth considering the method of having a conversation using ChatGPT + Advanced Voice and exporting it as is, as in this case.
- As the concept of Inbox in GTD, the essence is to "put in whatever comes to mind," and it is not necessary to be concerned with human keyboard input.
- Use of public information and hidden cards (non-public information)
- A "hidden card" is information or an event that is likely to occur at some point in the future but has not yet been made public.
- It is important to formulate strategies based not only on public information, but also on this "lying-down card".
- In order to use the face-down cards effectively, it is necessary to build a system that appropriately manages non-public information while linking it to public information.
(3) Transmission in English and utilization of existing systems
- Rather than creating a new system, it is important to first restore and maintain the existing system.
- We have a system that puts translations in Scrapbox and we want to move it because it has stopped updating.
- We also have a static distribution system called "mem" and would like to update this as well since people are watching.
- reflection and thinking
- We do a text-based weekly review in public, but we also need a private review.
- Methods such as "Fireworks to think about" are required to think deeply in a two-dimensional KJ-legal arrangement.
- Mixed talk of "private reflection is necessary" and "how to place two dimensions KJ-legally," but both important realizations.
- Because the electronic KJ method does not disappear but accumulates more and more information, it is easy to overload information without preparing a digest.
- A system of periodic summaries and digests is required.
summary
- subject
- Need to review the information that has accumulated (especially for July and August).
- We would like to find a system that can manage public and private information well while also allowing the AI to write to the system.
- We would like to restore and utilize existing mechanisms such as English-language transmission.
- issue
- How do we organize and reflect on information that has been left "pinned"?
- Establish tools/workflow that both AI and humans can write easily.
- How to manage and operate public and private information separately.
- Digestion of large amounts of accumulated information and the use of KJ-legal approaches.
- Future Direction
- Consider using ChatGPT + voice input, etc. as a means of consolidating into GTD's Inbox.
- For English dissemination, two existing systems, Scrapbox and MEM, were updated and maintained.
- To solve the problem of "information overload" that the electronic KJ method suffers from, a system of periodic summarization will be created.
- We will look to develop a strategy that utilizes both public and hidden cards (non-public information).
These are the main topics addressed in this conversation.
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