What 'Part' of GTD is AI most appropriate?

AI makes it easy to do baseline R&D quickly. For example, my wife and I have a list of about 20 possible vacation destinations, and I can easily get a probably-reliable-enough consensus opinion on when is the best time of year to visit each. As one moves into less simple subjects, where things are uncertain or just unknown, it becomes much less useful. At least that’s been my experience.
 
mcogilvie said:
AI makes it easy to do baseline R&D quickly. For example, my wife and I have a list of about 20 possible vacation destinations, and I can easily get a probably-reliable-enough consensus opinion on when is the best time of year to visit each. As one moves into less simple subjects, where things are uncertain or just unknown, it becomes much less useful. At least that’s been my experience.
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@mcogilvie

Thank you for your good GTD reply

As such, AI for Natural Planning Model in the world of GTD ?

Thank you very much
 
mcogilvie said:
AI makes it easy to do baseline R&D quickly. For example, my wife and I have a list of about 20 possible vacation destinations, and I can easily get a probably-reliable-enough consensus opinion on when is the best time of year to visit each.
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@mcogilvie For me choosing vacation destinations is like for Steve Jobs choosing a black turtleneck for a keynote. Or like for Einstein choosing a suit. ;-) No AI needed.
 
TesTeq said:
@mcogilvie For me choosing vacation destinations is like for Steve Jobs choosing a black turtleneck for a keynote. Or like for Einstein choosing a suit. ;-) No AI needed.
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Not needed, and not much AI- it’s really just the new AI-infused Google. And some people always go to their favorite beach, but we don’t. I usually alternate blue days and green/brown days for clothing- I have a sophisticated algorithm for clothing.
 
mcogilvie said:
Not needed, and not much AI- it’s really just the new AI-infused Google. And some people always go to their favorite beach, but we don’t. I usually alternate blue days and green/brown days for clothing- I have a sophisticated algorithm for clothing.
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Minimizing daily decision fatigue with simple routines or structured choices makes a lot of sense. Overcomplicating small choices like travel destinations or outfits takes away from the fun.
 
Max34 said:
Minimizing daily decision fatigue with simple routines or structured choices makes a lot of sense. Overcomplicating small choices like travel destinations or outfits takes away from the fun.
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@Max34

Great GTD reminder . . . its amazing how GTD decreases decision fatigue over time . . . and continues to decrease . . . thank you GTD
 
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