✦ Part of the series Things I've Learned Experimenting With AI
In my journey of systematizing my life and reducing my decision load, I have learned to be suspicious of “small” AI requests, because many of them are secretly recurring workflows.
“Can you make this list?”
Sure.
But should this become a template? Should it recur weekly? Should it have owners? Should it pull from prior context? Should it produce a decision? Should it feed another workflow?
This is how a simple request can turn into an entire operational philosophy.
But that is also the opportunity.
AI is not just good at doing tasks.
It is good at noticing that the same kind of task keeps showing up.
And once you see the pattern, you can structure it.
A task gives you output.
A pattern gives you leverage.
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