Augmented thinking

A woman leans forward to study an AI-generated output on a screen, pen in hand over a notepad with sparse annotations, representing the analytical skill of reading AI outputs as signals requiring interpretation rather than answers to simply accept.

AI skills, Augmented thinking

My Question-Framing Architecture: How I treat every AI output as a signal, not an answer

Joseph Redd / May 11, 2026

Today, I’ll write about my journey researching and applying the skill of framing better questions for AI. As a preliminary […]

A human hand and a robotic hand point toward opposite halves of a split screen — one side showing an abstract thought web representing human judgment, the other showing structured data representing AI processing, illustrating the concept of directing cognitive attention between human and AI tasks.

Augmented thinking

Directing cognitive attention: What to hand off to AI and what to keep for yourself

Joseph Redd / May 5, 2026

I asked Claude AI to source a summary of Gianni Giacommeli’s article “What to learn in the age of AI”