AI has made “creating” faster, but hasn’t the burden of decision-making only increased?
ChatGPT is convenient. But after checking, correcting, and re-judging the generated text—
the amount of thinking you have to do yourself doesn’t decrease. If anything, it increases.
The reason is that “your judgment” isn’t built into the AI.
In this book, “Extended Brain,” the author—who spent 37 years experiencing the semiconductor equipment industry from both the selling and the using side—
reveals, in five steps, a method for equipping AI with experiential knowledge, tacit knowledge, and judgment.
You remain the axis. AI does the circulating. This is a book that restores the quality of judgment—not just speed.
■ Who is picking up this book
• Those who feel that even though AI has increased the number of drafts, it has actually increased the burden of decision-making
• Those who find themselves rethinking things on their own every time they give AI an instruction to “create” something
• Those who want to pass on their own experience and tacit knowledge to AI
• Those in companies, government, or academia facing challenges in knowledge utilization
• Those who feel that current AI tool usage is limited to “how to use the tool” and
hasn’t truly led to an improvement in the quality of decision-making
Author: Masa Tomoyasu
Format: A5 | Pages: 218
Price: ¥1,980 (¥1,800 + tax) | Shipping: ¥500
ISBN: 978-4-9914979-0-2
This book was produced through Tenro-in Bookstore’s “AI Hyper Press.”
It is the result of collaboration between a professional editorial team, AI, and the author.
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