skills/advertising_and_sales.md
skills/novel_distribution.md
skills/unique_and_interesting.md
skills/advertising_and_sales.md
skills/novel_distribution.md
skills/unique_and_interesting.md
Yes, I’m sure the thousands of LLMs running the exact same instructions will all be unique.
Then I would ask it the actual brain storming problem I had.
In practice it worked pretty well to get ideas that were not the default ideas that the models will come up with.
Now though, you can also seed with anything really and the agents can do the researching. The research itself will probably push the solutions into novel spaces.
Like you want it to figure out how to get som information in front of potential customers in a cost effective way but first you give it articles on Witchita, Kansas, the curling iron, and List of Italian Brands?
The actual content of the dream is meaningless, lacks symbolism, but it prompts the patient to think deeply about personal feelings and memories that might otherwise not surface to conscious level.
Some markets you can brute force, like mass-mailing and online display ads, and hope you find something that converts sooner or later.
So I'd suggest people find areas to play in where that doesn't really work. Where selection cost and changing cost are high, and sales is played on extra-hard mode. (Tricky thing is... those sales are hard, of course.)
If you want to beat the model you have to go where feedback isn't fast enough for it to converge on the thing that resonates with actual people before they write it off.
That aside, interesting approach. I wonder if the quality of the sample makes a big impact. Does it help if the articles are entirely disparate, or related? Does it help if the articles are related or unrelated to the problem?
But also, there is the enablement of new fields of original and creative endeavor: I think we can already see this in some of the brilliant and useful apps being made, often by solo 'teams'.
I don't want to play down the harmful effects AI, but the flip side is that the opportunities for original ideas are many and varied.
Paul Graham wrote about taste being the moat https://paulgraham.com/taste.html
Blows my mind how many people won't or can't do it.
Its hard to be creative without any constraints.
Group of friends I grew up with would challenge each other to say nonsense or make random lyrics to songs. NO clue it would actually turn into a creativity skill. Give it a try.
'Hatch free tent by red barn stunt over the objective'