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I am not someone building AI tools, just a regular user, and 2025 is the first year I really felt AI slip into everyday life. Writing, searching, learning, even thinking through problems feels different now. Not better or worse, just different. As we move into 2026, how has AI personally changed the way you work, learn, or make decisions? submitted by /u/Govind_goswami [link] [comments]

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This took a hot second, but I finally mapped out the The Intelligence Analysis Fundamentals by Godfrey Garner and Patrick McGlynn, which is a standard manual for intelligence analysists. This is significant because now I can use it, both for educational material to learn how to do intel analysis work and as a system that can do intel work for me. So in short, using Story Prism, I can turn books into systems that can take action. The Otacon System I used Gemini 3 to create a chatbot prompt that is specifically tailored to read, understand, and use this knowledge graph as a system for analyzing large sets of information and creating actionable intelligence. It's based on the character Otacon from Metal Gear Solid, which makes interacting with it super fun. Here's an introduction I had him ma...

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