Since the wild success of ChatGPT–3, all PKM enthusiasts have been thinking of how AI can facilitate our note-taking processes. Some sceptics have even questioned the utility of note-taking. Do we “really” need to take notes? Can’t we summon ChatGPT–3 and fill in the gap in our knowledge? AI in Note-taking apps can speed up knowledge processing needed to create content assets. It would be a boon for content creators to ship work faster than they usually do. When it comes to the creator economy, cadence matters. You improve your craft with every newsletter, blog post, or Twitter thread you publish. I would love to see AI-enabled note-taking applications which make it easier to find connections between notes and other content assets automatically.

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The End of Organizing

Key Takeaways

• AI is changing the way we organize our notes and the information we can access from them.
• This can be done by automatically tagging and linking notes together, and enriching them as you write.
• This allows for a CoPilot-like experience for note-taking, which makes searching through old notes unnecessary and helps you bring to bear all of the information you've ever written down.

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Personal note-taking is going to change dramatically

Key Takeaways

• Mickey Mellen is a WordPress enthusiast and runs when he can.
• He co-founded Green Mellen, a company that focuses on SEO and blogging.
• He likes Tana as a note-taking tool, but ultimately it's just a slightly better version of the tools that came before it.

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Google announces ChatGPT rival Bard, with wider availability in ‘coming weeks’

Key Takeaways

• Google is working on a ChatGPT competitor named Bard.
• Bard is an "experimental conversational AI service" that will answer user's queries and take part in conversations.
• Google is stressing how it's already building AI into its many products, including search.

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Swipe Files: How Pro Writers Nurture Their Skills (For Free)

A swipe file is a collection of writing examples. Pro writers use swipe files to inspire their content and improve their skills. A swipe file can help you overcome writer’s block and save time.

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