Alice Albrecht

Conversation between founder of RE:collect, Alice Albrecht and Sam Arbesman, Scientist in-residence at Lux Capital You can sign up for Re:Collect early access here: https://www.re-collect.ai/ Jerry's Mindmap of this episode: https://bra.in/8jgDK2

Alice Albrecht is the founder and CEO of re:collect, a software tool that helps knowledge creators focus and connect. Alice’s background is in cognitive neuroscience and machine learning. In this conversation, we explore how tools for thought such as re:collect can help augment our thinking.Show notesAlice Albrecht (LinkedIn)re:collect@recollect_ai (Twitter)RENDER(); Tools for Thinking conferenceAlice’s re:collect demo at the RENDER() conference (Vimeo)InstapaperPocketObsidianRoam ResearchEveryReadwiseSubstackGPT-3Stable DiffusionShow notes include Amazon affiliate links. I get a small commission for purchases made through these links.

Alice Albrecht, founder of re:collect, discusses enhancing human creativity, the challenges of accessing information in the digital age, the unreliability of memory, the intersection of AI and human creativity, the impact of literacy on human evolution, and the importance of divergent thinking and converging on ideas.

Alice Albrecht, Founder and CEO of Recollect, leads a thought-provoking discussion on the role of AI in enhancing creativity. She shares insights on how technology can aid idea generation while emphasizing it will never replace human creativity. The conversation also navigates the ethical implications of integrating AI into products, addressing user consent and technology's impact on memory. Albrecht's vision for a human-centered approach in tech offers a fresh perspective on creativity in the digital age.

Guest Alice Albrecht, CEO of Recollect, talks about AI, human cognition, and the future of artificial intelligence. Topics include transitions from academia to tech, the importance of human models in problem-solving, the relationship between attention, memory, and goals in AI development, limitations of current AI approaches, language manipulation, and the concept of human-machine partnership.