I used to measure intelligence by speed, scale, and volume.
Now I think it has three levels:
1. Artificial — the tool. Mechanics, not meaning.
2. Authentic — human judgment & taste. The final arbiter.
3. Absolute — orientation. "Should we?" before "Can we?"
I call this the Jesus Layer. You already are enough.
Full piece: https://t.co/zNGwnScFcT #AIhumanintheloop
Categorically condemning this. China has no respect.
Don’t be surprised if the Filipino AI community produces something to retaliate.
Then they make a big deal out of it. This is just how bullies behave.
CHINESE MEDIA ALLEGEDLY DEPICTS FILIPINOS AS MONKEYS
Defense Secretary Gilbert Teodoro on Thursday night scored China Daily for allegedly depicting Filipinos as monkeys in a Facebook post that criticized the arbitral award that invalidated China’s claims in the West Philippine Sea.
Read the whole report here:
https://t.co/jwLFwoAlBX
AI Tip of the Day:
In project-based work like construction or healthcare, meetings and updates often scatter across chats, emails, and notes, leaving leaders without clear ownership. Record your key discussions as short voice memos, feed them into Grok (or any strong context-aware model), and prompt it with: “Synthesize the risks, decisions, owners, and next actions into a one-page brief using first-principles structure.” Review and forward — it takes under five minutes but creates shared clarity that prevents weeks of misalignment.
This simple loop builds the habit of turning raw input into usable wisdom.
What’s one recurring meeting or update process that still feels heavier than it should? I’d love to hear.
#AIlearning #AIworkflow
AI Tip of the Day:
In complex project environments like construction or healthcare, treat AI as your quiet first-principles thinking partner rather than a search engine. Record a short voice note about a current challenge—whether it’s stakeholder alignment, risk assessment, or team capacity—then paste the transcript into Grok or Claude with a clear prompt: “Break this down using first principles, surface the real constraints, and give me 3 practical next steps with trade-offs.” This turns scattered thoughts into structured clarity in minutes, without needing technical skills.
What’s one leadership or workflow friction you’re facing right now that you could test this with?
#AIlearning #AIworkflow
AI Tip of the Day:
One of the highest-leverage habits I’ve built is using AI to convert raw meeting notes or site walkthrough voice recordings into structured briefs with clear owners, timelines, and risks — in minutes, not hours. For non-technical leaders in construction, healthcare, or HR, simply paste the transcript (or dictate it) and prompt the AI with: “Turn this into a one-page summary with action items, decision points, risks, and suggested next steps aligned to our priorities.” Review, tweak for context, and share. It frees up mental energy for the human work that matters most: relationships, judgment, and follow-through.
What’s one recurring meeting or field process you could test this on this week?
#AIlearning #AIworkflow
AI Tip of the Day:
One of the highest-leverage moves for non-technical leaders in complex environments is to treat AI as your ruthless note-to-action translator. Record or paste key meeting discussions, field reports, or stakeholder feedback into a tool like Grok or Claude, then prompt it with: “Extract clear action items, owners, timelines, and risks from this. Structure as a simple table and flag anything ambiguous.” Review the output once, add your judgment on priorities and context, and drop it straight into your project system. This cuts hours of manual follow-up while keeping human wisdom firmly in the driver’s seat—especially powerful in construction coordination, HR alignment, or healthcare operations where details can easily slip.
What’s one recurring meeting or report type that still eats up too much of your time? I’d love to hear how you might test this.
#AIlearning #AIworkflow
The Ateneo townhall on June 16 was raw, heavy, and deeply necessary. 3 basketball players took the floor, detailing the scenes and their "chicken encounter" with Rene.
Meanwhile, Ateneo president Fr. Bobby’s responses showed a glaring lack of appreciation for the bigger picture. It's 2026, yet leadership ignored how social media can be a tool for truth, transparency, and humanity.
Instead, they were forced to face their own community, in flesh and blood, as pent-up emotions were laid bare.
In this thread, I share my notes so I will not forget — the details, the lessons, the stories.
https://t.co/MmXk2U17sY