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Why Generalists Own the Future
In the age of AI, it’s better to know a little about a lot than a lot about a little
by Dan Shipper
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A common refrain I hear is that in the age of AI, you don’t want to be a “jack of all trades and a master
... See more“L’univers aide ceux qui s’aide eux-mêmes, ceux qui se font du bien”
Julia Cameron
If you want to get paid, find the contrast.
No one hears you if you sneeze in the middle of New York. But if you sneeze in a library, everyone does. The same concept applies to work.
It's better to dominate a small pond than drown in an ocean.
No one hears you if you sneeze in the middle of New York. But if you sneeze in a library, everyone does. The same concept applies to work.
It's better to dominate a small pond than drown in an ocean.
Brain Food: Find The Contrast
This is the world in which every app can become a TikTok. I think that’s scary. TikTok uses a lot of clever behavioral signals like how long have you stayed watching a video and AI to quickly create a map of your preferences and then serve you up very, very compelling videos. I challenge anyone to go on TikTok for 10 minutes and not stay on for an ... See more
Evan Nesterak • Vibe Check: AI and Behavioral Science in Silicon Valley - by Evan Nesterak - Behavioral Scientist
À HAUTEUR D’ENFANT (ET POURTANT SI LOIN DU MONDE) POURQUOI L’ENFANCE DÉRANGE LA VILLE ADULTE ET DÉFIE NOTRE BESOIN DE CONTRÔLE
Lennie Sternoblique.kessel.media
The Knowledge Paradox
The more you know, the less you can clearly explain.
Our inability to explain familiar concepts is a form of cognitive bias wherein experts often overestimate the ability of novices
The more you know, the less you can clearly explain.
Our inability to explain familiar concepts is a form of cognitive bias wherein experts often overestimate the ability of novices
Alex Brogan • Tweet
Teaming up with AI
Ok, so beyond getting better at connecting with other human beings (extroverts unite!) what else is there? Learning to partner with AI.
Kai Fu Lee, a longtime AI researcher, former CEO of Google China, and technology investor, has developed a 2x2 matrix for how humans should expect to interact with AI in his 2018 book AI Superpowe... See more
Ok, so beyond getting better at connecting with other human beings (extroverts unite!) what else is there? Learning to partner with AI.
Kai Fu Lee, a longtime AI researcher, former CEO of Google China, and technology investor, has developed a 2x2 matrix for how humans should expect to interact with AI in his 2018 book AI Superpowe... See more
Jason Shen • 131: How to Be Human in the Age of Generative AI
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