docs: update September 4, 2025 journal entry with new insights on AI and coding

- Added a new section linking to a YouTube thread on AI coding workflows from technical founders.
- Included a Google Drive link to slides from a related talk, emphasizing key takeaways.
- Enhanced the discussion on AI as a "plausibility engine," refining the language and examples for clarity.

Author: codekiln

journals/2025_09_04.md

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-## AI
+## [[AI/Coding]]
+	- Thread: [Master Claude Code: Proven Daily Workflows from 3 Technical Founders (Real Examples) - YouTube](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hOqgFNlbrYE)
+		- Slides: [2025-07-18 - Claude Code talk at Foundations - YouTube Video Shared Links - Google Drive](https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1un2nq-LgPq3bEP4Bwy3dd8FNp5hW5zSd)
+		- Some great gems in here. I suppose I took away about a dozen things. Still need to type up my takeaways and point them here.
+- ## AI
 	- #Thought
-		- AI is a "plausibility engine" - it generates things that are "plausible." Many things that are plausibly described are real, but not all of them, and not uniformly. A lot of people haven't figured out how to make this property useful to them. They think they understand how to use an AI that's driven by a "truth engine," but they haven't yet taught themselves to find utility in an AI that's a "plausibility engine."
-		- Those who do learn to drive the plausibility engine vehicle will go many places, some of which are much farther away than they could have visited on their own. Those who sit around complaining about how cool it would be if we had a flying "truth engine" car will likely not get very far powered by AI.
+		- AI is a "**plausibility** engine" - it generates things that are "**plausible**." Many things that are plausibly described are correlated with reality or real truth, but not all of them, and not uniformly.
+		- A lot of people haven't figured out how to make this property of **plausibility** useful to them. They think they understand how to use an AI that's driven by a "**truth** engine," but they haven't yet taught themselves to find utility in an AI that's a "plausibility engine."
+		- Those who do learn to drive the **plausibility-engine e-skateboard** will go many places, some of which are much farther away than they could have visited with their own feet. Those who sit around complaining about how cool it would be if we had a **flying "truth engine" e-skateboard** will likely not get very far powered by AI - that's just not the AI we have right now.
 - ## Audio
 	- #Filed
 		- [[Ableton/Arrangement View/Track/Link]]