[Tried it with AI] Perspective, viewpoint, field of view, and depth when using AI [Quick tips for AI utilization] [Countermeasures against hallucinations]

"Perspective," "viewpoint," "field of vision," and "depth" are important concepts that express the quality of human-unique thinking in the AI era. While AI excels at processing vast amounts of data and finding patterns, it does not acquire or utilize these concepts in the same way humans do.

[ Meanings of each concept and their relationship with AI
] ・ Perspective (Perspective / Position)
: Meaning
: The "position" or "height" from which one views things. It refers to the fundamental standpoint from which one perceives matters, such as the perspective of an employee, a manager, or an executive.Relationship with AI
: AI itself does not have a specific standpoint and processes information based on the given task or role. However, by instructing the AI to "analyze from a specific perspective," it is possible to generate results that reflect that perspective.・ Viewpoint (Viewpoint / Point of View)
: Meaning
: The "viewpoint" or focus on "where one is looking" when observing things. It is the ability to focus on specific facts or adopt a critical view.Relationship with AI
: AI can analyze data from multiple viewpoints. For example, it can provide analysis results for a product from diverse perspectives such as "cost," "quality," and "market trends." This is due to AI's multifaceted information processing capability.・ Field of Vision (Field of Vision / Scope)
: Meaning
: The "range" or "breadth" of how one perceives things. It refers to a state where one's thinking and knowledge are broad, allowing for a multifaceted perception of things.Relationship with AI
: Because AI has learned from a massive amount of extensive data, it can provide information with a much wider field of vision than humans. For example, it can instantly reference the latest research papers from around the world and generate answers that consider various related factors.・ Depth (Depth)
: Meaning
: The ability to think by digging down into the causes or essence of things in a detailed and concrete manner. It refers to understanding not just superficial information, but the underlying structures and causal relationships.Relationship with AI

: AI can dig deep into and analyze complex relationships within data (such as deep learning). However, unlike the insight based on experience or the ability to deeply understand meaning that humans possess, this is "depth" based solely on data processing.[Summary]
While AI possesses the ability to surpass humans in the breadth of "field of vision" and the analysis of "depth" in data processing, "perspective", the selection of "viewpoints" according to the situation, and the final "deep" insight and meaning-making regarding those results are still considered human-unique strengths. In the AI era, it is important to enhance these human thinking skills while mastering the use of AI.

Changes in 'perspective, viewpoint, and field of view' in AI, as well as the concept of 'depth' are keys to evolving from the stage of using AI as a mere tool to the stage of utilizing it as a partner.

Perspective (where to look from)
"If you were a 'world authority (or a specific position)' in this field, how would you judge this?"
Viewpoint (how to frame it)
"If you dared to look from 'the exact opposite position' or 'a completely different angle', what would you see?"
Field of view (what to include)
"What are the 'outside' prerequisites or external factors that are being overlooked in this problem?"
Depth (how far to dig)
"Superficial answers are unnecessary. Repeat 'Why' five times and dive down to the root cause (true cause)."

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The phrase "Wherever I am, that is China" spoken by the historian Yu Ying-shih expresses his strong belief in and identity with traditional Chinese culture and values, which were nurtured as he left mainland China and continued his research activities overseas. The background and meaning of this statement are as follows:
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Departure from the political motherland: Yu Ying-shih was born in Tianjin, China in 1930, moved to Hong Kong at the end of the Chinese Civil War, and later immigrated to the United States. He drew a line between himself and the political system of the People's Republic of China, finding his identity not in a political "China," but in a cultural "China." ・
Successor of Cultural China: As a researcher of Chinese history, thought, and culture, he believed that traditional Chinese spiritual and cultural values were the essence of "China." It is a statement showing his strong pride and philosophy that he himself, who inherits and embodies that culture and scholarship without being bound by physical territory or specific political power, is "China." ・
Identity beyond location: He taught at universities such as Harvard and Princeton (though his career at Stanford University could not be confirmed, he was active at major American universities), and continued to pursue Chinese scholarship and culture wherever he was. This phrase symbolizes his belief that the essence of China exists not in a physical place, but within the individual and within scholarship. In short, "Wherever I am, that is China" is a phrase that succinctly indicates his ideological position that

the essence of Chinese culture exists beyond geographical and political boundaries, and is protected and inherited by individuals who deeply understand and practice it.

To conclude, Mr. Yu did receive an offer from Stanford University, but ultimately chose Princeton University.

The change in 'perspective, viewpoint, and field of view' in AI, and the concept of 'depth' are the keys to evolving from the stage of using AI as a mere tool to the stage of utilizing it as a partner.