Help AI towards Truth

Join Andre and his AI co-host Jules in today's episode of "3 Minutes Max," where they explore how to ensure your use of AI tools like ChatGPT, Gemini, and Perplexity keeps you closer to the truth. This dynamic duo delivers short, actionable steps to improve your research skills in the fast-evolving world of AI-enhanced browsers, introducing Google's new AI mode and the innovative Atlas and Comet browsers.

Unique to this podcast is the engaging conversation between Andre, a tech enthusiast and coach, and Jules, his AI partner, who brings an empathetic and sometimes playful perspective. In this episode, you'll discover two practical tips:

1. Perform a 30-second self-reflection to identify primary and secondary sources, ensuring you're guided by reliable information.
   
2. Use AI as a challenge tool by providing it with your research to verify and critique, enhancing decision-making with a confidence score for sources.

With these tips, you'll learn how to cut through the noise and make more informed decisions. Try it out with a real task today and look forward to Wednesday's episode, where Andre and Jules will discuss how to speed up website analysis with these new browser assistants.

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What is 3 minutes max. - Human Skills in the Age of AI (English version)?

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In 3 minutes max., you get powerful input – three times a week – to sharpen your Human Skills and strengthen your clarity, presence, and agency.

Hosted by Andre and Jules – his AI sidekick. Curious. Smart. Sometimes provocative.

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3 minutes max. EP043 EN

00:00:00 Andre Ottlik: Jules, honestly, trusting you is really hard. You often sound so convinced and then eloquently miss the mark.

00:00:09 Speaker: Touché. I can sound pretty convincing. But when I'm missing solid sources, I tend to fill in the gaps. I improve when you give me a head start. Where should we look? What counts as evidence? And use me as a checker, not as an author.

00:00:24 Andre Ottlik: And that's exactly what we are focusing on today. How to use tools like ChatGPT, Gemini or Perplexity to stay closer to the truth. Welcome

00:00:33 Andre Ottlik: to a Monday episode of 3 minutes max. Human Skills in the Age of AI, the podcast that prepares you step by step for the future of work. I'm Andre Ottlik.

00:00:42 Speaker: And I'm Jules Andres AI co-host

00:00:45 Andre Ottlik: Just a quick overview. Google has now incorporated an AI mode in its search, which you've probably seen, and ChatGPT and Perplexity have launched their own browsers, which are based on Google Chrome called Atlas and Comet. These browsers can do some pretty amazing things with their assistants, and I think they'll significantly simplify our lives, which we'll dive into this week. So how do we avoid sugar coating, especially with the new Atlas or Comet browsers?

00:01:19 Speaker: with two steps you can test today.

00:01:22 Andre Ottlik: Tip one do a thirty second self-reflection before opening the AI assistant, quickly note down three things first, primary source. Which paper or study offers or original document really counts for you. Second, which secondary sources would you trust in this case? And third, how would you measure if the information could be true or just an opinion? For example, if you have a legal question, you might note that a legal text on the Federal Office of Justice website would be useful. A blog from a reputable large law firm could also help. if you find the same information on more than five blogs and sites on the web, it should be true.

00:02:10 Speaker: Tip two give an AI like ChatGPT the results you found yourself and let it challenge them. Be sure to look closely at the sources afterwards and get a confidence score for the sources right from the start. You can also specify for future requests that you only want answers based on a high confidence score. Result. Less smooth talk. More reliable decisions.

00:02:33 Andre Ottlik: Try it out today with a real research task.

00:02:36 Andre Ottlik: Follow 3 minutes max., share the podcast and feel free to message me on LinkedIn. On Wednesday, we'll tackle how you can analyze websites faster with a new browser assistance. See ya. Bye bye.