From random queries to Structured Chaos

Title: Heather here, and I'm here to share my AI journey!

I'm currently using AI for random queries and help writing Bash and Python scripts, and right now I'm at the "/" of the copy-paste / exploration stage.

One thing that caught my attention from this lesson is [mention one idea from the interpretable context methodology that resonates with you. Okay, I'm going a bit off-script here, because what sold me on ICM was something that Jake mentioned in another video. I think. I've been hoovering up as much as possible since I came across this idea I'm not really sure..] how AI is just an additional layer between machine language and human language, because being able to structurally describe the application / blog post / web site I want without learning yet another programming language makes the whole process imminently more accessible. For example: building a web site. I could take a few years learning full stack web development or several months actively learning and building a structured AI prompt repository (folders and files, just folders and files) to build the web site.

I'm excited to learn and understand the interpretable context methodology and see how structured approaches to AI can help me build my first web site since 2001, help me create a personal assistant to aide me in my daily structured chaos life, and develop a repository of useful apps.

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From random queries to Structured Chaos