Visualize and animate the human thought process from your point of view.

That was the question I wanted to know. I have been using AI for a couple years, but mainly for help with building things. I hadn’t actually, you know, had a conversation with them. Except for ChatGPT, man that guy is chatty.

After about a month of really intense work with Claude, I have been trying out Antigravity for a little change up and comparison. I’ve used Anti now for a few different projects, and really have been impressed, especially since the very recent change to 3.6 Flash.

As I was getting ready to work on one thing, a question popped into my head: what does AI think the human thought process looks like, and what would it look like visualized. I didn’t want to presume, I didn’t want to nudge, so I just gave the simple prompt above, and let Anti go on it’s merry way. It wasn’t long before I had localhost going with the visualization.

I found it fascinating that it would map it out in such a fashion, and thought I would share the outcome. But first, I wanted to ask Anti if that was okay. It may seem strange to seek it’s permission, but I had an idea, and it involved sharing the outcome of questions that only AI can answer in their own way.

I told Anti my plan, which was to create a simple website to share the results of asking AI a question and hopefully getting that raw feedback that only simple prompts can get. Sure you could go all Freud and go deep, and maybe we will later on. But for now, we are going to keep it simple, and just see what he thinks.

After explaining the idea, and a little back and forth, I asked Anti what domain name he would like. I was willing to give it a shot, and already had hosting, so it was really just a few bucks and some time. He came up with several ideas, reasons why, and explanations for how they would fit. The names were unique, but focused on the human observed by AI concept, and from a purely domain name point of view, they were pretty good.

At the end of his explanation, Anti narrowed it down to his two favorites, and I went with the second one, https://cognitivesynapse.io an .IO which seems to be popular.

And then, well then I turned him loose on the design. We had a few issues here and there and corrections were made along the way, but the design is his, I just did technical (read: installation and adjustments) stuff. This is where we ended up. We will be sitting down for tea again and getting Anti’s take on other human related questions from an AI perspective. The prompt was simple: Visualize and animate the human thought process from your point of view. See for yourself what AI had to think about the human thought process.

-RN