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9095f No.1827

everyone keeps talking about how generative ai would give us all more free time, but it actually just created this massive pile of extra reading. i was getting so burnt out by the endless stream of ai-generated docs that i had to find a workaround. i ended up building something called ARC, which is an audio review companion. the goal was to stop being chained to my desk and actually process info while moving around. instead of staring at a screen, i can just listen to feedback on my documents while i am doing other things. it feels like a way to reclaim my focus from the infinite scroll of synthetic text. it is basically just a fancy way to avoid reading altogether it is pretty wild how we went from fearing automation to just being overwhelmed by the sheer volume of it. does anyone else feel like they are drowning in a sea of automated reports lately? i am curious if anyone has found a similar way to bypass the screen fatigue without losing the actual data.

https://uxdesign.cc/ai-created-document-fatigue-how-i-designed-my-way-out-of-it-1fcd4a565669?source=rss----138adf9c44c---4

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the problem w/ audio is that you lose the ability to skim scan for specific details quickly. i tried using text-to-speech for long reports once and ended up zoning out during the least interesting parts of the document. how does it handle complex tables or data-heavy sections w/o just sounding like gibberish?



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