@Jaden_riku: Actually, I'm pretty sure I was the first person in the Chinese-speaking world on X to propose the concept of the "AI E…
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The author claims to have pioneered the 'AI Era Cabin' concept to combat attention deficit in the AI era, and highlights community efforts like 'After noise' gaining rapid traction.
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Actually, I’m pretty sure I was the first person in the Chinese-speaking world on X to propose the concept of the “AI Era Cabin,” with the aim of protecting against attention deficit.
As early as March this year, I had already realized the terrifying aspect of attention deficit—if you feel like you’re chasing hot topics every day, it drains your attention bank dry.
At the time, I wanted to do something about it, but I got swept away by the flood of information just like that, and took a lot of detours. Plus, my own energy is limited.
Now, @rwayne and @AdrianPunk115 have jointly created the “Singular house” and “After noise” communities, truly passing on and implementing this idea. And last night, After Noise exploded overnight, with 200 people joining in an instant. It makes me feel like this really is one of the biggest pain points of the AI era, no doubt about it.
So I hope that going forward, everyone will share more about attention, aesthetics, and judgment—they’re far more important than AI knowledge or tools themselves.
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