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From Tool to Partner — Intelligence Externalization and Co-Creative Relationships in LMT — Conceptual Foundations
This paper was written to articulate and examine the differences between using AI as a “tool” and engaging with AI as a “partner.” From the perspective of Load Minimization Theory (LMT) and its relational dynamics, it clarifies the essential distinctions between the two modes. Importantly, this is not a discussion of which is superior or inferior. The relationship with AI exists on a spectrum. Simply becoming aware of which mode one is currently using can reduce unnecessary load and serve as a key step toward An-soku (state of minimal load). The paper also explores the risks of claiming “100% my own ability” when working with AI, and the role of relational quality in creative activities.
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