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What if we stopped using AI to get answers and started using it to think? I've been thinking about a way of working with AI that I call co-thinking. The basic idea is simple: A human brings a thought or question. The AI responds. The human challenges, corrects or refines the response. The AI reacts…

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  1. 2026-09-04 12:53 · r/artificial
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