The obvious good answer, written with no framework. The other sets are read against it.
A Better Morning Stop
Make the shop the easy place to get a genuinely good breakfast, not just a cup to take in the car.
- Unusual
- 15
- Fits the brief
- 76
NewWho chooses what a world model builds
Countless Lab is a research lab working on ideas: how a machine can propose ones that are new, and also right for the person asking. AI is learning who each person is. We work on how far from them an idea should go. We begin with architecture.
An example A neighborhood coffee shop, from Steve Jobs’s framework
The obvious good answer, written with no framework. The other sets are read against it.
Make the shop the easy place to get a genuinely good breakfast, not just a cup to take in the car.
What Steve Jobs would most likely do.
Make the shop the easiest place in town to get one excellent cup and sit down for twenty minutes.
Jobs’s way of thinking, without the famous moves.
Make the shop the easiest place in town to sit with someone you don’t already know.
Jobs’s method meets something real from a distant field.
Build the shop around one carefully brewed coffee that comes from four taps in four different forms.
Breaks something nearly every answer takes for granted.
A coffee shop where the best seat changes with the sun.
One idea from each of the five sets. A separate model scores every idea blind, from 0 to 100, for how unusual it is and how well it fits the brief. All 15 ideas