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  1. From my slip-box, written after a conversation with Claude: my thinking shapes the AI's response, and its response alters my thinking. A cognitive feedback loop.

    The upside is a perspective other than my own. The catch is that it is roughly the human average, and research suggests work made by human and AI together is less diverse than work made by humans alone.

    ctnet.co.uk/downsides-of-writi

  2. From my slip-box, written after a conversation with Claude: my thinking shapes the AI's response, and its response alters my thinking. A cognitive feedback loop.

    The upside is a perspective other than my own. The catch is that it is roughly the human average, and research suggests work made by human and AI together is less diverse than work made by humans alone.

    ctnet.co.uk/downsides-of-writi

    #AI #LLM #PKM #Zettelkasten #KnowledgeManagement

  3. From my slip-box, written after a conversation with Claude: my thinking shapes the AI's response, and its response alters my thinking. A cognitive feedback loop.

    The upside is a perspective other than my own. The catch is that it is roughly the human average, and research suggests work made by human and AI together is less diverse than work made by humans alone.

    ctnet.co.uk/downsides-of-writi

    #AI #LLM #PKM #Zettelkasten #KnowledgeManagement

  4. From my slip-box, written after a conversation with Claude: my thinking shapes the AI's response, and its response alters my thinking. A cognitive feedback loop.

    The upside is a perspective other than my own. The catch is that it is roughly the human average, and research suggests work made by human and AI together is less diverse than work made by humans alone.

    ctnet.co.uk/downsides-of-writi

    #AI #LLM #PKM #Zettelkasten #KnowledgeManagement

  5. From my slip-box, written after a conversation with Claude: my thinking shapes the AI's response, and its response alters my thinking. A cognitive feedback loop.

    The upside is a perspective other than my own. The catch is that it is roughly the human average, and research suggests work made by human and AI together is less diverse than work made by humans alone.

    ctnet.co.uk/downsides-of-writi

    #AI #LLM #PKM #Zettelkasten #KnowledgeManagement

  6. Organisations rarely lack knowledge. They lack a reliable way to find and use it.

    Could one secure corporate AI assistant connect documents, systems, processes and expertise across the enterprise?

    medium.com/@chribonn/the-organ

    #EnterpriseAI #AIGovernance #TTMO #Medium #KnowledgeManagement #RAG

  7. 📊 There’s plenty of data – what matters is what we learn from it.

    Join our Galaxy Deep Dive to see how BlueSpice Galaxy turns wiki data into clear insights with spreadsheets, charts, and dashboards.

    📅 Sept. 17, 2026
    🕑 2–2:30 p.m. CEST
    💻 Free & online

    👉 Register: bluespice.com/visualizing-data

  8. 📊 There’s plenty of data – what matters is what we learn from it.

    Join our Galaxy Deep Dive to see how BlueSpice Galaxy turns wiki data into clear insights with spreadsheets, charts, and dashboards.

    📅 Sept. 17, 2026
    🕑 2–2:30 p.m. CEST
    💻 Free & online

    👉 Register: bluespice.com/visualizing-data

    #BlueSpice #KnowledgeManagement #Webinar

  9. Offloading to a technology is not, on its own, the problem.

    Writing offloaded our memory and we spent the freed capacity on thinking. Turning speech into flat, concrete, written words forces you to think, so the trade paid for itself.

    Generative AI offloads the thinking. So what do you spend the freed capacity on?

    From this week's post: ctnet.co.uk/downsides-of-writi

    #AI #Writing #PKM #CognitiveOffloading #KnowledgeManagement

  10. Offloading to a technology is not, on its own, the problem.

    Writing offloaded our memory and we spent the freed capacity on thinking. Turning speech into flat, concrete, written words forces you to think, so the trade paid for itself.

    Generative AI offloads the thinking. So what do you spend the freed capacity on?

    From this week's post: ctnet.co.uk/downsides-of-writi

  11. Offloading to a technology is not, on its own, the problem.

    Writing offloaded our memory and we spent the freed capacity on thinking. Turning speech into flat, concrete, written words forces you to think, so the trade paid for itself.

    Generative AI offloads the thinking. So what do you spend the freed capacity on?

    From this week's post: ctnet.co.uk/downsides-of-writi

    #AI #Writing #PKM #CognitiveOffloading #KnowledgeManagement

  12. Offloading to a technology is not, on its own, the problem.

    Writing offloaded our memory and we spent the freed capacity on thinking. Turning speech into flat, concrete, written words forces you to think, so the trade paid for itself.

    Generative AI offloads the thinking. So what do you spend the freed capacity on?

    From this week's post: ctnet.co.uk/downsides-of-writi

    #AI #Writing #PKM #CognitiveOffloading #KnowledgeManagement

  13. Offloading to a technology is not, on its own, the problem.

    Writing offloaded our memory and we spent the freed capacity on thinking. Turning speech into flat, concrete, written words forces you to think, so the trade paid for itself.

    Generative AI offloads the thinking. So what do you spend the freed capacity on?

    From this week's post: ctnet.co.uk/downsides-of-writi

    #AI #Writing #PKM #CognitiveOffloading #KnowledgeManagement

  14. Socrates worried that writing would damage our memories. We only know about his concern because somebody wrote it down.

    Every generation runs this argument. But "people have always worried" is not the same as "there is nothing to worry about". Generative AI can now produce the work itself, not just store it.

    The question worth asking is which cognitive work you want to keep doing: ctnet.co.uk/cognitive-debt-ai-

    #AI #PKM #KnowledgeManagement #Metacognition #Writing

  15. A line from my latest post that I keep coming back to: AI's neural network is fixed once trained - ours isn't. We evolved to adapt and learn throughout life, it's still one of the few edges we have left.

    Full post: ctnet.co.uk/protect-cognitive-

    #AI #PKM #Zettelkasten #Metacognition #KnowledgeManagement

  16. europesays.com/africa/341270/ CALL FOR PROPOSALS – WESTERN & EASTERN ANGLOPHONE AFRICA REGIONAL CAPACITY-BUILDING WORKSHOP IN NIGERIA #AccessToInformation #Africa #EnergyAccess #Goal07:AffordableAndCleanEnergy #Goal17:PartnershipsForTheGoals #KnowledgeManagement #Nigeria

  17. The final post in my "Why Technology Is Outpacing Society" series is live.

    After four posts on why the gap between tech and us keeps widening, I didn't want to end on doom. So this one's about what's actually within our control: protecting our own cognitive abilities.

    Read it here: ctnet.co.uk/protect-cognitive-

    #PKM #Zettelkasten #AI #KnowledgeManagement #Metacognition

  18. Genuine question for anyone who takes a lot of notes — do you organize with folders, tags, or a messy combination of both? I've tried folders and everything ends up in 'Misc.' I've tried tags and I end up with 200 tags I never use again. Lately I'm wondering if the answer is fewer of both. What's your system, and how long did it take before it actually worked?

    #omnicanvasnotes #digitalworkspace #noteorganization #notesystem #knowledgemanagement #notetaking

  19. Genuine question for anyone who takes a lot of notes — do you organize with folders, tags, or a messy combination of both? I've tried folders and everything ends up in 'Misc.' I've tried tags and I end up with 200 tags I never use again. Lately I'm wondering if the answer is fewer of both. What's your system, and how long did it take before it actually worked?

    #omnicanvasnotes #digitalworkspace #noteorganization #notesystem #knowledgemanagement #notetaking

  20. Genuine question for anyone who takes a lot of notes — do you organize with folders, tags, or a messy combination of both? I've tried folders and everything ends up in 'Misc.' I've tried tags and I end up with 200 tags I never use again. Lately I'm wondering if the answer is fewer of both. What's your system, and how long did it take before it actually worked?

    #omnicanvasnotes #digitalworkspace #noteorganization #notesystem #knowledgemanagement #notetaking

  21. Genuine question for anyone who takes a lot of notes — do you organize with folders, tags, or a messy combination of both? I've tried folders and everything ends up in 'Misc.' I've tried tags and I end up with 200 tags I never use again. Lately I'm wondering if the answer is fewer of both. What's your system, and how long did it take before it actually worked?

    #omnicanvasnotes #digitalworkspace #noteorganization #notesystem #knowledgemanagement #notetaking

  22. Genuine question for anyone who takes a lot of notes — do you organize with folders, tags, or a messy combination of both? I've tried folders and everything ends up in 'Misc.' I've tried tags and I end up with 200 tags I never use again. Lately I'm wondering if the answer is fewer of both. What's your system, and how long did it take before it actually worked?

    #omnicanvasnotes #digitalworkspace #noteorganization #notesystem #knowledgemanagement #notetaking