Corey Knowles

Sometimes that's highly impractical and results in an over-engineered nightmare.

Yeah.

This is my little go-to here.

I have a small one I carry with me everywhere I go.

If you could automate one part of your job with perfect AI, but you had to keep one part completely human forever, what would you choose for each?

Job, not life.

Either.

You can answer either.

That's a good call.

We'd be bad to stay human.

If we're going to start off with automating, I'm definitely kind of leaning the same direction as Casper here.

Like I want all of my household chores to just be managed.

I want the house to just be clean, the dishes to be done, the laundry to be in the closet.

All of those things are what I want.

As far as what I want to keep, you know, I think it's ideation of things.

I really enjoy thinking.

I really enjoy learning and diving into things I don't know.

And I think if I have the ability to have an idea and then somehow go automate helping me spin it up quickly in a way that works for my ADHD brain...

That keeps me on tasks and shows me, yes, you can do that.

I think some combination there would be really valuable for me.