AI-Powered Thinking: Introducing Our Innovative Productivity Hardware
I started writing my blog today. I plan to share some of the initial motivations behind creating this product. By nature, I’m a passionate learner and also work in the business field, which makes me have a strong personal need for such a tool. I want to document my meetings and the courses I take, and I’m also a frequent user of this type of product myself.
Sometimes, I face challenges. For example, I might have great ideas but don’t know how to implement them. These ideas come from nowhere, but without enough thinking frameworks to support them, I feel that AI could help improve my ideas by identifying logical gaps and building thinking models. This would help me work more effectively.
The Power of Thinking Models
In the past, I’ve been influenced by many thinking models, such as philosophical, scientific, and more specialized ones like biology and physics. I realized these models could be applied in various ways to form my own “thinking weapons.” Later, with the advent of AI, it became even more convenient to use these thinking tools to assist me in both my work and daily life.
AI Enhances Thinking Frameworks
Since people often have many ideas, but thinking frameworks don’t always materialize naturally, I can use multiple thinking models to solve problems. For instance, when I want to invest, I used to rely on fundamental analysis, financial statements, stock price charts, and trends to identify growth points. Now, AI can also help me analyze my thinking patterns.
If I already possess multiple thinking frameworks, there may still be moments when my brain can’t come up with enough content. In such cases, AI can help me assess whether what I write has been properly vetted through effective thinking models. While writing a blog might feel more direct and conversational, I hope the product I’m working on can be even better.
Introducing Our AI-Powered Hardware
The product we’re developing is primarily an AI-powered hardware device that’s portable, similar to a recording function. For example, using a phone to record might not always meet immediate needs, whereas this hardware can record for extended periods and is designed for frequent use. Compared to a phone, which might be less convenient for high-frequency use, I believe a dedicated hardware device would be more suitable.
