People will feel that I’m dumb if I tell others about what problem do I hv when I’m using ai
I’m deliberately choosing not to use AI for my questions right now, not because I think AI is bad, but because I’m genuinely curious about the experience of figuring things out the way people did before AI existed — the same way founders like Elon Musk, Jeff Bezos, the people who built Google, Amazon, Instagram — they were sitting alone in rooms, completely figuring everything out by themselves, with nothing but books, the internet, and the people around them. No direct answers. No instant roadmaps. Just raw curiosity and figuring it out step by step. I want to actually live that same experience firsthand, not just know about it.
People will feel that I’m dumb or something like that if I say to somebody - they would be like “why won’t u use it if ai can do everything and is scalable to everybody?”
I want to know all of u guys thoughts on this, the fact that I try to avoid asking to Claude or ChatGPT in order to just “figuring” things out like founders and big CEOs did
For an instance I can tell an example of me leaning copywritting - I want to learn copywriting — not by asking AI for a roadmap, but by figuring it out myself the way those founders did. Searching, reading, struggling through it, discovering it piece by piece on my own
What do u guys think about this? I personally do this cuz I’m “curious” on HOW did founders of big companies or big-big people handle stuff and make tons of money without ai - cuz almost everybody uses ai to ask their questions. Literally the struggle before ai