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Think Clearly issue #10.08: The Messy Reality of Enterprise AI (opens the original)
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Mathias is a writer who is currently obsessed with AI tools and kept postponing the time to write, so now he has forced himself to write and share one thing every week.Hello Amazing!This is the long story of how we built a tool at work, that has proven to be really useful for our leaders. It's not revolutionary. It's certainly not perfect. In fact I've been postponing writing this piece because I felt it was perhaps a bit too embarrassing that after six months, this is still the best (and only)
Think Clearly issue #10.07: The AI Slot Machine (opens the original)
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Mathias is a writer who is currently obsessed with AI tools and kept postponing the time to write, so now he has forced himself to write and share one thing every week.Hello Amazing!I love how quickly I can build something with AI. Not just sketch it, but actually build something that works. But I also get blinded by it.I wonder, “Would it be possible to get AI to build a computer game where I ride a bicycle downhill on a legendary summit from the Tour de France, complete with photorealistic 3D
Think Clearly issue #10.06: The shit you miss (opens the original)
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Mathias is a writer who is currently obsessed with AI tools and kept postponing the time to write, so now he has forced himself to write and share one thing every week. He also helps people 1:1. Hello Amazing!While exploring AI, I have been building so many things, only to realize that I never used them more than once. I’ve called this the build—learn—delete pattern. The hardest part is still finding those actually useful use-cases, both for myself and for people at work.<p class=
Think Clearly issue #10.05: Let’s tackle that friction, shall we? (opens the original)
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Mathias is a writer who is currently obsessed with AI tools and kept postponing the time to write, so now he has forced himself to write and share one thing every week.Hello Amazing!Back in the spring, I was running all these 1:1 build sessions, helping people get started with AI for coding. It was amazing and deeply inspiring as I watched people who had never written code pick up tools and build exactly what they wanted. Then I got a new role at Ørsted, starting up the Augmented Leadership team
Think Clearly issue #10.04: The stuffed tiger and the missing parachute (opens the original)
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Mathias is a writer who is currently obsessed with AI tools and kept postponing the time to write, so now he has forced himself to write and share one thing every week.Hello Amazing!I’ve written a lot about what I have managed to do with the help of AI, and all sorts of new ambitions and things I am trying to do. But this week I was also reflecting on how it feels for me to try stuff with AI, perhaps mostly when it comes to building tools and writing code with AI. I made these three sketches:Oft
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