@nash_su: This feature has only been online for a day, and it has already amazed me several times. The active new discoveries generated by AI's automatic knowledge connection are truly astonishing. I read this article but didn't come up with these insights, yet the AI can accurately correlate and dig deeper. Note that the correlation analysis here is not simply asking the AI to find connections; behind it, I have integrated the sense-making theory proposed by Karl E. Weick, a master in organizational behavior, to truly harness knowledge.
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The AI automatic knowledge connection feature, online for just one day, has already produced multiple stunning proactive discoveries. Based on the sense-making theory, it can accurately correlate and delve deeper.
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This feature has only been online for one day, but it has already amazed me multiple times.
The proactive discoveries generated by AI autonomously connecting knowledge are truly astonishing. While reading this article, I didn’t come up with these insights myself, yet the AI was able to precisely correlate them and delve deeper into the discussion.
Note that the correlation analysis here is not simply asking the AI to find connections. Behind it, I have integrated the sensemaking theory proposed by Karl E. Weick, a master in the field of organizational behavior, to truly harness knowledge.
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