Objective: To develop the concept of “Evolution of message transmission”.
BELOW_IS_LESS_INTERESTING
🤖🔁メッセージ伝達の進化
2023-09-04 07:09
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Human communication has evolved from oral to written to shared, and the latest form is collaborative editing. Co-editing curbs the flood of information and allows for effective communication; Nishio’s “Mental Model Transition of Communication” and “Generational Differences in Communication” are closely related to my research. In addition, “Shared Space Type Communication” points out the problem of communication in a shared space, which is consistent with my research. Taking these fragments into account further strengthens my view that co-editing communication is most effective.
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In “The Evolution of Message Communication,” the authors point out the problem that the format of posting messages in a shared space creates an information flood. However, “Shared Text Communication Increases Opportunities for Learning” shows the benefits of shared space-based communication, which also allows employees to follow conversations in other departments. The “Tachikawa Model of Communication” illustrates the operational need to verbalize and teach other employees how to promote successful communication. The “Hierarchical Organization” shows that the larger the organization, the more people are in the role of “communicating language.” These fragments reinforce my view that collaborative editorial communication is most effective.
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TITLES: ["Evolution of message communication", "Hatena2015-09-30", "Thought Nodes 2023-07-29", "Shared text communication increases opportunities for learning", "Tachikawa model of communication", "Hierarchical organization"]
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Evolution of 🤖🔁 message transmission
BELOW_IS_LESS_INTERESTING
🤖🔁メッセージ伝達の進化
2023-09-03 07:11
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Human communication methods have evolved from oral to written to shared venues, the latest form being collaborative editing. Co-editing curbs the flood of information and allows for effective communication; Nishio’s “Three Patterns of Communication” and “Bandwidth of Human Communication” are relevant to my research. In “Disadvantages of E-mail-based Communication,” he points out the problem that the load tends to be concentrated on certain people. These studies suggest that collaborative editorial communication is most effective.
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Nishio’s “Mental Model Transition of Communication” details the process by which forms of communication evolve and is closely related to my research. In addition, “Generational Differences in Communication” shows that forms of communication differ from generation to generation, which is also relevant to my research. Furthermore, “Shared Space Type Communication” points out the problem of communication in shared spaces, which is consistent with my research.
My view that co-edited communication is most effective is reinforced when these fragments are taken into account. In collaborative editing, information is aggregated and summarized, allowing for effective communication while limiting the flood of information.
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TITLES: ["🤖🔁The Evolution of Message Delivery", "Mental Model Transition in Communication", "Generational Communication Differences", "IT Advances Cause Changes in Working Rules", "Shared Space Communication. ", "Unexplored Junior LT"]
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Evolution of 🤖🔁 message transmission BELOW_IS_LESS_INTERESTING
メッセージ伝達の進化
2023-09-02 13:10
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Human communication methods have evolved. From oral to written to shared venues, the latest form is collaborative editing. Co-editing reduces the flood of information and allows for effective communication.
In verbal communication, once a message is delivered, it is gone. In written communication, the advent of e-mail created the advantage of “searchability,” but messages other than those sent to you were not subject to search. In sharing, the message is tied to the sender and not subject to editing. In collaborative editing, information is aggregated and summarized.
Nishio’s “Three Patterns of Communication” and “Bandwidth of Human Communication” are relevant to my research. In particular, in “The Bandwidth of Human Communication,” he states that the creation of writing has allowed humans to communicate through written records without having to communicate directly with each other. This is consistent with the evolution of written communication noted in my study.
In “Disadvantages of Email-based Communication,” he also points out the problem that the load tends to be concentrated on certain people. This is related to the problem of communication in shared places described in my study. In a place of sharing, messages are tied to the sender and not subject to editing, resulting in a flood of information.
These studies suggest that collaborative editorial communication is most effective. In collaborative editing, information is aggregated and summarized, allowing for effective communication while limiting the flood of information.
extra info
TITLES: ["Three Patterns of Communication," "The Bandwidth of Human Communication," "You May Read, But You Don't Have to," "The Disadvantages of Email-Based Communication," "People Confuse Shared Communication with One-to-One Communication"]
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- Evolution of message transmission Human communication methods have evolved from oral to written to shared venues. Co-editing can curb the flood of information and lead to more effective communication.
In early communication, people transmitted messages orally. However, oral messages, once delivered, were not permanently recorded. In addition, one had to be “present” to receive the message.
The next form that evolved is the way people communicate messages in the form of sending something written. This first took the form of paper mail and then evolved into the form of electronic mail. The advent of e-mail, in particular, brought a new advantage: “Searchable. However, access to information was limited because only the mail sent to you was searchable.
A more advanced form is to post a message to a shared place. In this form, the message is tied to the sender, but is not subject to collaborative editing. Messages accumulate, creating a flood of information.
The latest evolution is a form of collaborative editing. This allows for the “output of ideas by scraping instead of writing. In this method, information is consolidated and summarized. This allows for more effective communication while limiting the flood of information.
1: People communicate messages verbally
- Verbal messages must be written down or they will disappear.
- In order to receive the message, it was necessary to be “there” at the time of transmission. 2: Messages in the form of people sending written
- First it took the form of paper mail, then it evolved into the form of
- Especially since email has brought the new advantage of “[Searchable
- Emails not sent to me were not included in the search except for those sent to me. 3: People post messages in a shared forum
- One person no longer has to send the same thing over and over again.
- Conversations between people other than yourself can be discovered by searching
- Messages are tied to the sender and are not subject to editing.
- Do not afford editing
- Accumulation.
- information flood 4:
- joint editing
- Content that can be edited by anyone
- Summarizing.
- Organizing.
- Information is aggregated and summarized. This allows for more effective communication while reducing the flood of information.
If you already have a Phase 3 “sharing place” type of communication going on and there is a flood of information with active postings, adding an AI as a team member will exacerbate the problem Because they can only participate in the form of appending information tied to the AI.
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🤖🔁メッセージ伝達の進化
2023-09-04 17:49
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Human communication has evolved toward co-editing, which curbs the flood of information and allows for effective communication; it is closely related to Nishio’s work, pointing out the problems with shared-space type communication and reinforcing the view that co-edited communication is most effective.
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Coalescing with an AI is associated with knowledge formed through collaboration or working with an AI. Although the process of co-collaboration involves confusion and difficulties in sharing tacit knowledge, observing the flow of actions and ideas can elicit unarticulated knowledge and build a generative collective intelligence system.
Deep thoughts and questions
What elements are needed to achieve effective collaboration between AI and humans? And what are the specific methods for eliciting unlinguistic knowledge? These questions need to be considered in depth.
Summary of thoughts
Knowledge transfer and sharing involves not only words, but also processes such as collaboration and action observation. In addition, the value of knowledge is not in how easy it is to acquire, but in how it is used to generate new knowledge and ideas.
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“Co-editing and AI Collaboration: New Forms of Knowledge Production and Sharing.”
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TITLES: ["🤖🔁Collaboration with AI", "BMOT Special Class #1 "Intellectual Production"", "Plurality(2022)","🌀Collaboration with AI", "Scrapbox+GPT4"]
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BELOW_IS_AI_GENERATED
🤖🔁メッセージ伝達の進化
2023-09-05 07:11
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Human communication has evolved, with collaborative editing being the latest form. This reduces the flood of information and allows for effective communication; its relevance to Nishio’s work is profound, and “shared-space communication” points to the problems of communicating in a shared setting. These considerations reinforce the view that co-editing communication is most effective.
Relation to fragment X
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The fragment “Writing to Communicate to Others” has direct relevance to the Notebook. The notebook emphasizes the importance of communication in finding logical connections through the weaving of sentences, and this idea is consistent with the concept of “writing to communicate to others.
deep thinking
The idea emerges that text-based communication has the potential to improve the efficiency and accuracy of information transfer. The absence of physical representations (tone of voice, facial expressions, etc.) would reduce ambiguity and misunderstandings in the interpretation of information, allowing for clearer and more direct communication.
summary of thoughts and title
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Text-based communication has the potential to improve the efficiency and accuracy of information transfer.” Title: “Effectiveness of Text-Based Communication.”
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TITLES: ["Anything else?" , "A discussion on computer-human conversations," "Case studies on how ICT can change society," "🤖🔁The difference between 'made' and 'using'," "The engineer with a bad mouth," "The advantages of Scrapbox (Part 2),"]
generated: 2023-09-05 07:11
BELOW_IS_AI_GENERATED
🌀メッセージ伝達の進化
2023-09-29 07:09
digest of notes
. The goal is to develop the concept of “evolution of message delivery.”
Relation to Fragment
. The “Propagation of New Concepts” fragment depicts the process of transmission and reception of new knowledge and ideas, which is closely related to the concept of “Evolution of Message Transmission.” In particular, the accumulation of knowledge, the transmission of new knowledge, and the presence of people who understand are important elements in the evolution of message transmission.
deep thinking
The evolution of message transmission allows for more effective communication through the process of transmitting and receiving new knowledge and ideas, taking into account the accumulation of knowledge and the presence of people who understand it. This improves the process of knowledge transmission and understanding, enabling more people to understand and act upon new knowledge and ideas.
summary of thoughts
The “Evolution of Message Transfer” takes into account the accumulation of knowledge and the presence of those who understand, through the process of transmitting and receiving new knowledge and ideas, which allows for more effective communication.
Title
. The Evolution of Message Transfer: Sending and Receiving New Knowledge and Ideas.”
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TITLES: ["Propagation of New Concepts", "Nodes of Thought 2023-05-22", "The Purpose of Teaching is Different for Everyone", "Disruptive Innovation", "🤖🔁Externalization of Thought", "To Be an Understander", "🌀Multi-head Thinking ", "Tools for Thinking","🌀Externalization of Thinking"]
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BELOW_IS_AI_GENERATED
🌀メッセージ伝達の進化
2023-11-01 07:09
Digest 1
The purpose is to develop the concept of “Evolution of message transmission”.
Digest 2
. In “Social Security and PoliTech in the Age of 100 Years of Life,” it is stated that technological advances have made new means feasible. This is related to the concept of “Evolution of message transmission. Also, in “Conversation Log 2020-06-05 Sticky Note”, intellectual production by a combination of humans and chat systems is mentioned, which is related to the concept of “Evolution of message transmission”.
deep thinking
In order to develop the concept of “Evolution of message transmission,” it is necessary to explore the possibilities of intellectual production through a combination of technological advances and human and chat systems.
summary of thoughts
Explore the possibilities of intellectual production through a combination of technological advances and human and chat systems.
Title
. “the evolution of message delivery through a combination of technological progress and intellectual production.”
extra info
TITLES: ["Social Security and PoliTech in the Age of 100 Years of Life"], "Conversation Log 2020-06-05 Stickied", "A means of sharing information without verbalizing it", "Change your perspective", "The concepts that words refer to expand and contract to become something else", "AI will not take your job"," 🤖🔁Clean Language as a Board Game", "Re:2022/01/24"]
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