갑자기 똑똑해지는법
이면서다 · 1,366 words · 7 min read · EN

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Hello everyone. What exactly does it mean to be smart? It’s a bit ambiguous, and I suppose there are various criteria. However, I don't think anyone would disagree that having excellent problem-solving skills makes you smart. That could certainly be one aspect of being smart. But after working hard and gaining experience lately, I think there is a
way to suddenly become incredibly smart without even being reborn. In other words, there is a way to drastically improve your problem-solving abilities, and that is by consciously using generative AI to process tasks. I’ve been feeling this firsthand lately. If you work the
way you’ve always done, it’s difficult to suddenly insert generative AI tools like Chaeji or PT into the gaps in your process. That’s because you’re always working the way you’ve always done. Even though excellent messengers and communication tools for work have come out, there are still a lot of people who just create KakaoTalk chat rooms and
talk like it’s a transaction because it’s a hassle. If that happens,
there is a high possibility that things will become very troublesome and difficult later on in various situations, such as when someone leaves the company or an information leak occurs. Also, KakaoTalk might actually be inappropriate or inconvenient for work, and there might be tools with better features available, but people do n't bother using them because it’s a hassle, and just... We create KakaoTalk chat rooms to work, right?
Similarly, no matter how much people talk about how advanced and sensational Generative AI is, for those of us who just work hard every day to make a living, unless we consciously try to use it, it feels very bothersome and laborious to insert it between our daily tasks. That is why we don't tend to do it—because it's too much of a
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