Go from building your impressive cognitive armamentarium to building the discernment on how best to employ it.
Stretch is the word. It's got a groove. It's got a meaning.
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The danger of being good at thinking? Becoming too good at defending what we already believe.
My new article explores Cognitive Range of Motion, which is the freedom to move between expertise and curiosity and then back again.
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Polished. Balanced. Agreeable. Complete. The most dangerous AI output feels good. Here are eight ideas on the Comfort Tax, from a year of AIBI work.
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Groupthink needs a room you can see. AI gives you the most concentrated consensus you'll ever meet, with no room, no first speaker, nobody to disagree with. Check https://t.co/PufE3sIMlN
Ask for 12 v 1.
The machine holds the facts so you can hold the pattern.
Argue with it before the market does.
Take 10 cheap swings instead of 1 expensive prayer.
Four reps below that train discernment, plus the biases each one quietly defeats.
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AI's signature failure isn't the obvious error. It's the beautiful memo where every sentence follows from the last, resting on one false premise.
The more polished, the harder you must check the foundation. https://t.co/ma6RBscKUk
We all know that we humans are in charge of "taste" when it comes to interacting with AI, and that that's our distinct contribution. But what is it, how do we sharpen and develop it further? https://t.co/m5dmDAfVZq
Beyond Doom and Hope - The Full Series
Part 1: The Biases That Manufacture The Three Camps https://t.co/hpKFlyMSXw
Part 2: The Biases That Lock Each Camp Into Place https://t.co/oyN56URtYm
Part 3: The Biases That Corrupt The Shared Conversation https://t.co/0JyGofKr7y
How AI itself contributes to the Doomer, Optimist, and Apocaloptimist divide. Third in a series of three articles based on the documentary The AI Doc. https://t.co/0JyGofKr7y