Cognitive Expansion as the Killer Feature
Summary
- Design AI automation to reduce mental clutter and make room for learning and understanding.
- Map current workflows to evaluate if and where AI automation can act as a human force multiplier.
- Delegate tasks strategically to amplify the distinct strengths of both humans and machines.
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