AutoBrainstorm
Get great ideas for your problem
- 🌍 Complete: Effortlessly generate from hundreds to thousands of ideas!
- ⚡️ Simple: Just describe your problem, click, and get inspired!
AI has reached human-level performance in generating diverse ideas
Recent studies demonstrate that advanced AI models, like GPT-4, can brainstorm ideas with a diversity rivaling that of MBA students.
With AutoBrainstorm we have automated the process of generating ideas and removing duplicated ones. Simply provide a good description of your problem, and you will receive a curated list of ideas and solutions for your problem.
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AutoBrainstorm automates the task of creating hundreds to thousands of ideas.
AutoBrainstorm ensures no relevant idea goes unexplored.
How AutoBrainstorm works
- To begin, you must provide a detailed description of the problem you aim to solve. For guidance on crafting an effective problem description, please refer to the section below.
- Leveraging the most advanced AI models and techniques, we generate thousands of unique ideas tailored to your problem.
- These ideas undergo a rigorous analysis and refinement process to guarantee the excellence of the suggestions provided.
- To streamline your review process, duplicated or closely similar ideas are consolidated into a singular, comprehensive idea, ensuring you don’t receive duplicated ideas.
- Finally, you will receive an email containing a curated selection of diverse, high-quality ideas.
How to create good problem descriptions for brainstorming?
Writing a good problem description is essential to get the best ideas for your problem. Please take your time to think and write the description of the problem before submitting it. A description should be:
- Clarity: The problem should be stated in clear, simple language that is easily understood by anyone. Try to avoid technical jargon.
- Specificity: While it should be broad enough to allow for creative solutions, the problem should also be specific enough to provide a focused direction. This helps in avoiding too broad or vague ideas that can lead to unproductive outcomes.
- Open-endedness: A good problem statement encourages exploration and multiple perspectives. It should not imply a particular solution or limit the scope of possible solutions.
- Contextual Information: Provide sufficient background information to help participants understand the problem’s context, including any constraints or critical factors that must be considered. However, this information should not be overwhelming or restrict creative thinking.