Wallace compares different methods of documentation, from physical writing to typing to AI-assisted note-taking. Physical writing, while slower, encourages “creativity and subtlety of thought.” Typing provides speed but can undermine the creative process. But he believes AI-assisted documentation strikes a balance by increasing speed and efficiency while supporting creativity.
AI tools are becoming valuable aids in the record-keeping process. They help clarify, organize, and expand ideas by asking questions that can open new perspectives and “break mental loops,” he says. Unlike AI-generated content, which can stifle creativity, these tools “augment” human input, making the documentation process more “interactive and productive.”
Source: Ferra
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