Chris tried letting AI choose his tasks and came away disappointed. Chris and I talk about human judgment, my return to paper journaling, and the work robots can help us do once we’ve decided what matters.
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On this episode of Intentional AI, Chris and I look at how dictation went from a nine-thousand-dollar tool that needed hours of training to something you can whisper into your watch. We compare cloud and local options, including Wispr Flow, MacWhisper, Superwhisper, and Whisper Memos, along with the privacy tradeoffs that come with each.
We also talk about using your voice to give robots better context, then wrap up with Claude’s new browser and background computer use.
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On this episode of Intentional AI, Chris and I talk about building your own iPhone app now that the robot writes the code.
Chris built a productivity super app for himself and his assistant, starting with a feature list he wrote on paper.
I talk about my Vestaboard app, which I built after the official one stalled and whose code I have never once looked at. We also get into token budgets, since none of this is free.
Making the perfect app for yourself is a weekend project now, but the app business is still a hard business. We also get into that.
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