I fed my entire Obsidian vault (500+ notes) to an AI. It analyzed my knowledge system and spotted things I never knew were there. 馃く
Read what happened: https://wiobyrne.com/ai-analyzed-my-knowledge-system/
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@Wiobyrne what will be interesting will be when people use a similar method to compare and contrast each other's notes. Imagine what an AI would reveal if it analysed yours and Will Richardson's notes side-by-side.
@Downes definitely agree. I think the key would be to have everyone build content in a text-friendly mode (markdown) and then add it to one repository.
Or, wait for an advancement like MCP to allow it to pull in from different resources. Huge privacy/IP questions, but would be super cool. :)
@Wiobyrne oh they would be in separate repositories. MCP to access. I'm far less worried about copyright implications than most.
@Downes I think it would be interesting to have the different repositories and a tool that would be able to push/pull to a "third space" tool, and you could see where it was getting the information from, and showing the versioning (amount of AI or other) that occurred.
Basically an AI MCP tool that would be a mix of NotebookLM with MCP and GitHub.
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