>where success is defined by AI made me faster, more efficient etc?
I think this attitude is part of the problem to me; you're not aiming to be faster or more efficient (and using AI to get there), you're aiming to use AI (to be faster and more efficient).
A sincere approach to improvement wouldn't insist on a tool first.
I think this attitude is part of the problem to me; you're not aiming to be faster or more efficient (and using AI to get there), you're aiming to use AI (to be faster and more efficient).
A sincere approach to improvement wouldn't insist on a tool first.