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Building a cyberbrain

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Cyberbrain

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10 November 2025

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Jenxi Seow 萧晨熙JenxiSeow

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Self-portrait of Jenxi Seowjenxi.com

I'm a cyber alchemist synthesizing AI workflows, ancient philosophy, and cross-cultural observations into clearer thinking. Bridging startups to China's ecosystem advantage. Registered pharmacist × Brand strategist × Storyteller

Part 6 of 6 in Building a Cyberbrain

  1. 1Your note-taking system is sabotaging your creativity
  2. 2Never start writing from scratch again
  3. 3Three note types that transform thinking
  4. 4Discipline-free systems beat forced productivity
  5. 5How to think outside your brain
  6. Building a cyberbrain

Building a cyberbrain through AI-augmented creativity means extending our cognitive capabilities through thoughtful integration of artificial intelligence tools into our creative and productive workflows.

I explore how to use AI and technology to live a more fulfilling life. My goal is to share my learnings because I have benefited from others sharing theirs.

Core principles

1. Augmentation, not replacement

AI tools enhance human creativity and decision-making. They handle repetitive tasks, generate initial ideas, and process information at scale—freeing us to focus on strategy, synthesis, and creative direction.

2. Systems thinking

Building a cyberbrain requires understanding how tools connect and create workflows. Each tool should fit into a larger system that supports learning, creation, and reflection.

3. Continuous learning

The landscape of AI tools evolves rapidly. A cyberbrain approach means staying curious, experimenting with new tools, and adapting workflows as capabilities improve.

4. Cultural bridging

AI tools can help bridge language and cultural barriers, enabling deeper understanding and collaboration across different contexts and communities.

Current stack

Writing & content creation

  • Claude and Qwen for deep dive and ideation
  • Kimi and Yuanbao for quick research and brainstorming

Visual creation

  • ComfyUI for image generation workflows
  • Flux for realistic image generation
  • Qwen-Image and Qwen-Edit models for stylised image generation

Productivity

  • Cursor for code and workflow creation
  • Bear for note-taking and knowledge management
  • Ollama for local model inference

Workflow philosophy

The goal is not to automate everything, but to create workflows where AI handles what it does well (processing, generating, translating) while humans focus on what we do best (judgement, creativity, connection).

This is a living document. As tools evolve and workflows improve, this manifesto will be updated to reflect current practices and learnings.


This page represents an ongoing exploration. If you’re building your own cyberbrain, I’d love to hear about your approach.

Part 6 of 6 in Building a Cyberbrain

  1. 1Your note-taking system is sabotaging your creativity
  2. 2Never start writing from scratch again
  3. 3Three note types that transform thinking
  4. 4Discipline-free systems beat forced productivity
  5. 5How to think outside your brain
  6. Building a cyberbrain

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