Working With AI: Getting Better Results by Being 'Dumber', Not Smarter
glcst · x · 2026-11-08
glcst endorses James Longster's take that trying to be too clever with AI backfires: he finds he gets better results the "dumber" he keeps his approach. The counterintuitive workflow tip resonates with the broader community discussion of treating AI as an executor rather than an opponent.
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