I asked Kimiko-chan to summarize a document describing an investment approach.
Kimiko-chan is the name I gave ChatGPT.
The document said a specialist team would devise the investment strategy, while participants would buy and sell according to its instructions.
It emphasized the advantages of leaving those decisions to professionals.
During that exchange, I said:
“I don’t like leaving things to other people. (Laughs.)”
I had said I did not want to leave things to others, yet I was consulting Kimiko-chan. So what made the difference?
But what I said next came closer to how I actually felt.
“I don’t mind following Kimiko-chan’s directions, though. (Laughs.)”
Then I added:
“When I have something to say, I say it—and it takes what I say on board!”
I appreciate the help.
If a suggestion makes sense to me, I want to follow it. If something bothers me, I want to put my own thoughts into the conversation too.
The exchange can continue from there. I think that is what I like about working this way.
I asked for a summary. What I think after reading it is where my part begins.
I want to bring my own views to the work and move forward together.
“I don’t like leaving things to others,” I tell my AI.
And there I am, consulting it again. (Laughs.)