THE AI DEPTH DEFICITDeeper Thinking For a More Human Future

HUMAN CAPABILITY IN AN AI WORLD

Use the tools.
Keep the thinking.

AI can help you do more. What helps you keep growing? Explore the ideas. Reflect on your habits. Build a practice that protects your judgment, attention and expertise.

20 questions · About 10 minutes · Free, no account

Choose where to begin.

Read the manuscript, explore your habits, or take a practical prompt with you.

DIRECT ENGAGEMENT◆EVALUATION◆PRESENCE◆TENACITY◆HELD CAPABILITY

THE QUESTION BEHIND THE PROJECT

When a tool does the work,
what happens to the worker?

The AI Depth Deficit explores the gap between the work we can produce with help and the capabilities we practise ourselves. The aim is intentional AI use: more useful assistance, with room for human learning.

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A FRAMEWORK FOR REFLECTION

Five dimensions.
One human practice.

The Index describes your reported habits. It is a reflection tool, not a validated test of ability.

D

Direct engagement

Think before you prompt.

E

Evaluation

Keep your own standard of judgment.

P

Presence

Give people your undivided attention.

T

Tenacity

Stay with the difficult part.

H

Held capability

Practise what you want to keep.

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FROM READING TO DOING

A little less autopilot.
A little more intention.

Start with a position brief, a seven-day practice or a reminder for your desk. A growing collection of tools for the work you actually do.

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THE DEPTH DEFICIT / DESK EDITIONTHINK
BEFORE
YOU PROMPT.
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Your next step can be small.

Start with an honest picture of your habits. Choose one thing to practise.

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