Phil! This was the post I needed to read today. I've been thinking loads about how to develop Slow AI and was trying to borrow lots of bits from people I admire here on Substack. However, what I was proposing ended up looking like the Frankenstein's Monster you describe. This has really helped me focus back on to what works for me and my readers grounded in my own expertise. Thanks for the guidance. 🙏
This comes up a lot in marketing. Brands wonder why their identity is muddy, and it’s because the house has been renovated by 3 leaders in 5 years. I’ve called it exactly this “Frankenstein.”
And the worst is when the right hand is unaware of what the left leg is doing. A monster unable to move with intent!
Phil! This was the post I needed to read today. I've been thinking loads about how to develop Slow AI and was trying to borrow lots of bits from people I admire here on Substack. However, what I was proposing ended up looking like the Frankenstein's Monster you describe. This has really helped me focus back on to what works for me and my readers grounded in my own expertise. Thanks for the guidance. 🙏
Appreciated. You captured the point well.
This comes up a lot in marketing. Brands wonder why their identity is muddy, and it’s because the house has been renovated by 3 leaders in 5 years. I’ve called it exactly this “Frankenstein.”
And the worst is when the right hand is unaware of what the left leg is doing. A monster unable to move with intent!
Thanks too for the link Phil.