• AI has become so integrated into every aspect of my life that it's actually harder to explain separately. Let me focus on what I've been particularly interested in lately.

  • I'm using multiple AI tools, and it's tedious to reconfigure my settings in each one every time.

    • So I'm curious about a "single configuration" approach that multiple tools can share.
    • This aligns with what we're trying to do at work.
    • Another challenge: how to make settings easy to share and adopt among colleagues.
    • I thought this might be surprisingly easy... but no. After trying, I realized there are various needs, and thinking alone has its limits. Better to share concerns with colleagues at the right stage and get their input.

  • A service called OpenClaw is extremely hot in the dev scene these days.

    • It gives AI almost full control of your computer, handling many tasks through conversation like a messenger. I want to try it, but the security risks are significant.
    • Also, preparing for the English test is my priority right now. I know I'd get too absorbed if I started using it, so I'm deliberately holding off. Definitely plan to try it after the exam.

  • I'm actively integrating AI into my personal note management for automation and productivity.

    • This has been fantastic. Many tedious parts of designing my day around notes have been reduced.
    • I can feel the daily improvements.
    • I often think about what more I can do to develop this further.

  • To systematically learn the Agent Skills I'm already applying across my personal and work life, I'm taking online courses. What more can I learn beyond the ad-hoc methods I've picked up? Structured courses matter because I discovered that someone I thought was very knowledgeable about AI was actually missing very basic features. I could easily be in the same situation. I hope this course will help me eliminate "not knowing what I don't know."

  • I also think it would be good to study how AI actually works.

    • So I'm planning to join an AI Engineering book study. Currently recruiting members.
    • I'm also designing a project in my community to discover and improve AI-powered products.