Daniel Wentsch
@klickreflex
Freelance designer and web dev from Freiburg, Germany.
Daniel Wentsch
zettel.org
The issue is that in order to learn to think critically, problem-solve, understand abstract concepts, reason through novel problems, and evaluate the AI’s output, we need subject matter expertise. An expert educator, with knowledge of their students and classroom, and with pedagogical content knowledge, can evaluate an AI-written syllabus or an
... See moreEthan Mollick • Co-Intelligence: Living and Working With AI
Bedeutung des Lübcke-Denkmals, Abgrenzung gegen Rechtsextremismus, rote Linie bei Menschenrechten und Kritik an AfD/CDU
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Dieses Denkmal, das uns zusammenführt, ist eines der wenigen Denkmäler, die ich kenne, wo jemand lächelt.
Walter Lübcke lächelt uns an.
Er gibt uns Kraft und Mut.
Gleichzeitig ist es ein Mahnmal, dass es in unserem Land Rechtsextremisten gibt, die Menschen schlagen, beleidigen, bespucken und auch bereit sind, sie zu töten.
Die wehrhafte Demokratie
... See moreWriting in dialogue with an artificial companion was unexpected, inspiring and exciting. Using AI in dialog over a writing task was a truly new experience. Using AI as a dialogue partner during preparation, when stuck, and in editing proved surprisingly useful.
iA • Writing With AI
Each node in the breadcrumb trail should be a link to an ancestor page (with the important exception of the link corresponding to the current page, as noted above). If some of the subcategory labels in the global navigation don’t have a separate page dedicated to them do not include these subcategories in the breadcrumb trail.
nngroup.com • Breadcrumbs: 11 Design Guidelines for Desktop and Mobile
Central IdeaFeedback encompasses three forms: reaction, direction, and critique. Reaction and direction are limited in their ability to help us understand if the design choices we’ve made might work toward the product’s objectives. Critique, a form of analysis that uses critical thinking, is feedback that focuses on exactly that understanding.
Adam Connor • Discussing Design
Feedback consists of 3️⃣ parts: reaction, direction, and critique
The “devil’s advocate” prompt:
The goal is to create genuine intellectual friction. You want AI to surface weaknesses you can’t see because you’re too close to the work.