La caja de herramientas invisible. La IA que no genera nada — y por qué es la que más sirve.
Date and time
Location
Medellin, Colombia
About the Meetup
Casi todas las charlas de IA te enseñan a generar más rápido. Esta es sobre lo contrario.
Para Kat Díaz, las herramientas de IA que de verdad cambiaron su trabajo como diseñadora de producto no generan nada. No salen en su portafolio y no se ven bien en una captura de pantalla. Las llama su caja de herramientas invisible: una forma de sacar la memoria de trabajo fuera de la cabeza para poder pensar mejor.
La charla parte de una idea incómoda: el cuello de botella del diseño nunca fue producir, fue retener. Nuestra memoria de trabajo sostiene apenas unas pocas cosas a la vez, y todo lo que le pones de más se cae al piso. Desde ahí, Kat abre su flujo real —cinco herramientas en un círculo que capturan, ordenan y le devuelven lo que ya pensó, en el momento justo en que puede usarlo— y también las tres que dejó por el camino: las que prometían generar y terminaban quitándole el proceso.
El cierre es sobre lo que no se delega: decidir qué problema vale la pena resolver, preguntar bien, decir que no, saber que algo está mal antes de poder explicar por qué. Eso es criterio, y se construye despacio. Ninguna de sus herramientas ha tenido una idea; todas han sostenido las suyas.
💡Qué te vas a llevar:
Por qué el verdadero cuello de botella del diseño con IA no es generar, sino retener y recuperar lo que ya pensaste.
Un flujo real de cinco herramientas —capturar, hablar, guardar, ver— y el criterio para saber cuál te sirve a ti.
Cómo distinguir una herramienta que sostiene tu pensamiento de una que te lo reemplaza.
Una pregunta para encontrar tu propia primera herramienta: ¿en qué momento de tu semana se te pierde lo que ya pensaste?
📌 Los detalles:
📅 Cuándo: Jueves 06 de Agosto
⏰ Hora: 6:00pm
📍 Evento presencial: Universidad EAFIT 38-101
Reserva tu lugar y acompáñanos junto a Kat Díaz.
La caja de herramientas invisible. La IA que no genera nada — y por qué es la que más sirve.
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Medellin, Colombia
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