4:26 · We're trying to transition from current state to ideal state. In this case, the current state is I don't have a pretty butterfly wing. The ideal state is I do have a pretty butterfly wing. So, you're trying to, you know, use the AI or trying to transition me from current to ideal state, right? And that's the same thing if you're building some complex application, you're trying to start a new business, and you need all the paperwork. It's all about current to ideal state. The second piece of that is the document itself that has to do with pursuing the ideal state. When we build something inside of Life OS, we're actually building an ideal state artifact.
7:03 · And we basically we talk about a bunch of harness stuff, but he has like this Google brain thing that 24,000 stars. A lot of people are using this. It's like a got recipes. It's a basically a whole harness, right, with memory and stuff like that. So, my question is, I want to look at this thing and say, "Hey, how good is this? Like, can we use it?" or whatever. Now, if I have a generic harness with not much in it, right, something that's not like Life OS, well, I'm going to have to explain, "Hey, there, you know, there are memory systems. We have a memory system. This is a memory system. I'm trying to figure out how good this is compared to ours.
10:01 · So, I really encourage you to think about a harness in this way. As a much larger zoomed-out version of life management, which is why we just renamed the Pi basically to LifeOS, because this is about managing what you are trying to do in your life and what you're trying to do in your work. Overall, what you are trying to accomplish. What is your ideal state? So, you can get your AI harness to transition from current state to ideal state. That is the whole purpose. And inside of that, contained inside of that, is this concept of intent engineering, okay?
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