I’m not one who personally feels assisted by AI, though I still require support, so I guess I’m part of the crowd who doesn’t fully grok how it works for you and others. But, I’m extremely curious about ways that my neurodivergent peers use AI and hope to broaden the conversation to include people like me, for whom it’s not really helpful (without devolving into a moral argument about what “real” thinking is).
Your work is an especially intriguing use case because you’ve put so much thought into how LLMs assist you. I feel that bears mentioning when I speak more broadly to my guest about AI and its benefits for many neurodivergent people. Thank you for being so studious, and I enjoyed your conversation with Lee that was posted a couple of weeks ago :)
I can relate, thank you for making the connection. "Communication is a human right. The sentence never specified the channel, and it never specified which part of a person was doing the communicating." Being able to actually express what is going on in my brain, and having translation help has been so refreshing, not to mention the myriad of tools available to create an exterior framework of support. You've taught me so much.
Nothing short of astounding, groundbreaking and extremely impressive. What you're doing is next level.
Thanks so much! ☺️
I’d like to reference this post in a forthcoming podcast about AI. Thank you for giving me so much to think about.
Yay! I'd love to hear how it goes. It doesn't land with every crowd. 😉
I’m not one who personally feels assisted by AI, though I still require support, so I guess I’m part of the crowd who doesn’t fully grok how it works for you and others. But, I’m extremely curious about ways that my neurodivergent peers use AI and hope to broaden the conversation to include people like me, for whom it’s not really helpful (without devolving into a moral argument about what “real” thinking is).
Your work is an especially intriguing use case because you’ve put so much thought into how LLMs assist you. I feel that bears mentioning when I speak more broadly to my guest about AI and its benefits for many neurodivergent people. Thank you for being so studious, and I enjoyed your conversation with Lee that was posted a couple of weeks ago :)
Thanks for being curious! I'm always willing to share more about the life and mission too, especially when I know people are listening.
I'm always in awe of you and your commitment to this project, Jon. It's incredible. Truly.
Awww… thanks so much! I really appreciate the support!!
Also, we need to catch up soon. It's been too long.
I'd like that.
I can relate, thank you for making the connection. "Communication is a human right. The sentence never specified the channel, and it never specified which part of a person was doing the communicating." Being able to actually express what is going on in my brain, and having translation help has been so refreshing, not to mention the myriad of tools available to create an exterior framework of support. You've taught me so much.