I’m curious what you all think about these inputs to a job map. One thing I have learned is that AI is not perfect. However, I have seen it make some improvements through better prompt engineering, and also its ability to learn. Let’s take the job of a person trying to maintain contact with childhood friends. This is clearly a job-to-be-done you might use Facebook for. Without quantifying the job map, you still might be able to find gaps in the service to get more of the job done. Maybe not. I didn’t give it a context, just a general job…and context matters sometimes. (I do have a context portion of the prompt).
I’m only going to share the output with you, sorry. If you like it, I encourage you to experiment on your own. The output is a bit verbose as it results in a lot of steps. Like I said, it’s not perfect, and a human is still going to need to be involved to refine and consolidate and generally isolate the scope. However, that human is going to spend 99% less time and resources in…
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