Paul Hopkins with Ethical AI by AppSite · Reflections · A series in three parts
Is your device's screen dirty? Look at it for a moment. Not through it. At it.
I've written a three-part series on lessons I learned from Lou Tice decades ago, and how they shape the way I'm building AppSite.
Part 1: The Reticular Activating System
We stare at our screens for so long that we stop seeing the smudges. The same thing happens to our goals. A short story about attention, habits, and the beliefs that shape what we see.
Part 2: Locus of Control
Noticing the stain is one thing. Deciding what to do about it is another. Part two: locus of control, and keeping control of your work where it belongs.
Part 3: Pick Carefully
AI will believe whatever you give it to believe. So will you. Part three: why AI tries so hard to please you, and how a truthful scorecard keeps it honest.
If you give AI ten things to believe in, it will believe them. And so will you.
A note on where we are: AppSite is currently in beta. We have active users, and we are inviting more people onto the platform as we develop. You can view the status of any of our modules, and our compliance work is in progress.
