Kojo

One is the importance of prior experiences to being able to use this technology in genuinely, enduringly useful ways that move beyond novelty. To use these applications productively, we must understand the deep context of our work. It is seductive to believe we can do everything faster, but I think this is a false hope when it comes to both the... See more

Because we learn through experience. Not incidentally, the capacity to learn from real world experiences is a hard and permanent difference between human beings and AI. (This generation of AI, at least.)

all serious intellectual work happens on the page, and we shouldn’t pretend otherwise. If you want to contribute to the world of ideas, if you want to entertain and manipulate complex thoughts, you have to read and write.