Would you use it if you could use AI to generate mind maps with one click?(xmind.app)
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Would you use it if you could use AI to generate mind maps with one click?
https://xmind.app/blog/chatgpt-and-xmind-how-to-create-a-mind-map-with-chatgpt/
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No, it's akin to using a forklift at the gym
Yeah, I agree. The point of making mind maps is the relationships your brain makes between topics and subjects. Having an AI generate this for you won't help with recall or understanding a subject because it's not how your brain relates concepts. It's how some machine thinks they are related.
Doing markup for a mind map makes AI unnecessary; you can just run it through Graphviz/PlantUML/Vega/Mermaid at that point. To really flex, GraphGPT creates graphs from natural language.
OpenAI only for now, I'm afraid.
github project page:: https://github.com/varunshenoy/GraphGPT
Cloud instance:: https://graphgpt.vercel.app/
OpenAI only for now, I'm afraid.
github project page:: https://github.com/varunshenoy/GraphGPT
Cloud instance:: https://graphgpt.vercel.app/
I think the mind-map might provide an interesting interface / visualization of AI assisted thinking.. I don't think AI is quite there yet, but it could be..
For instance, it might be interesting to do free association type thinking alongside an ai with a mind-map like visualization of the ideas and concepts we treat.
For instance, a concrete example, use the ai to suggest different intermediate nodes to link two existing nodes. Like, "Ways to get from [vehicle] to [food]"
For instance, it might be interesting to do free association type thinking alongside an ai with a mind-map like visualization of the ideas and concepts we treat.
For instance, a concrete example, use the ai to suggest different intermediate nodes to link two existing nodes. Like, "Ways to get from [vehicle] to [food]"
No. What is the point? Mind maps are for clarifying your thinking and exploring ideas. They are an incredibly poor method of communicating ideas to others. I've never had someone present a mind map to me where I haven't then had to ask them to explain what is going on in prose.
Is this available as a feature in xmind or is this an idea postured to potential competitors?
They probably will announce something new from this article, but I'm not sure.
That said, it really depends a bit on what the mindmap is for. Their website lists several examples including what seems to be more technical documentation. For that sort of thing it'd probably be quite good.