🚨 The CEO who created Claude just published a 38-page letter to all of humanity.
Dario Amodei mapped out exactly which careers will survive AI and which ones won't.
No hype. No apocalypse. Just the coldest, most specific prediction any AI leader has ever made.
But page 29 has a reasoning framework that turns AI from what replaces you into your greatest unfair advantage.
Here are 9 Claude prompts based on Amodei's methodology that put you years ahead of everyone who didn't read this:
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@BasantBaheti3 Adhjal Gagri Chhalkat Jaaye wala haal hai
Plzz do your ground research properly before making such unwarranted claims and tarnishing image of good companies
Client Name: M/s Bhagyanagar Gas Limited
Location: Hyderabad
Vertical: City Gas Distribution (CGD)
Project Description: Construction of City Gas Distribution for laying of MDPE &
GI Connections
Time Duration: 18 Months
#CGD#EPC#DescoInfra#Solar#Water
A few years ago, I was at Buddh Circuit—India’s only F1 track—and I saw a beautiful GT2RS. Out of curiosity, I used an app to find out who the owner was. It turned out the car was owned by a listed Indian company. Subsequently, I found that the company owns several such cars.
So, when we discuss bad assets, we must decide from whose point of view we are looking at the situation. Those cars have been capitalized in the books of the listed company as fixed assets. Their purchase appears as capex to the stockholders in the cash flow statement, but those “assets” will do nothing for the minority shareholders. They are “good assets” for the users but bad for the minority stockholders.
So, I will focus on the idea of “bad assets, good liabilities” from the point of view of minority shareholders of listed or unlisted companies.
Traditional accounting tells us that our net worth is the surplus of assets over liabilities. The focus of the accountants here is the quantum of the assets and liabilities instead of their quality. Once we start applying our minds to the quality dimensions of assets and liabilities instead of just their quantity, some useful insights are found. I share some here.