Abie Cohen

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The Stages of Enlightenment | Waking Up

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Strategic recommendations for humans navigating an increasingly AI-driven economy, emphasizing the importance of moving up the value chain and focusing on human creativity and unique experiences to maintain economic relevance.

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Packy

This is the paradox of love: we believe we have to be good to deserve it, but being loved can make us good.

Data Provocation: Hospitals are broken and ripe for technological disruption. I have been following General Catalyst’s bold moves lately, including helping found several healthcare companies and most recently acquiring an entire healthcare system in the United States. My hope is that this leads to a vertically integrated re-imagination of

Scott Belsky • The Rise of Open-Sourced R&D, How Communal Resourcefulness Will Protect Us, & Wild Data Provocations

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Broken healthcare system

Don’t think your way there — feel your way there.

Colin • A breakthrough interface for generative AI

Financial services has a data problem: How AI is fueling innovation

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Fintech

Data interoperability for Financial Institutions and the startups solving it.

It also could not be a better time for a paradigm shift. AGI and likely soon after superintelligence will force us to rethink human role in society. In the new world, the value of the human brain is increasingly defined on how creative it can be. Cosmic optimism helps us navigate this transformation by emphasizing focus on the very human qualities... See more

Cosmic Optimism

One of the hardest and loneliest battles you’ll have to fight as you work to build the life you want is maintaining unwavering self belief that you will make it despite having *nothing* to show for it over a 2-3 year period before you see “overnight” success. You’ll feel like an imposter telling others what you’re building and who you believe... See more

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“A great way to understand yourself is to seriously reflect on everything you find irritating in others.” – Kevin Kelly