The Future Belongs to the Cognitively Independent
The 18th edition of the "Thriving as Human in the Age of AI" newsletter explores the unique advantages humans possess in an increasingly automated world. It features insights from …
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The Article I Didn’t Need To Read
Confirmation bias is the unconscious tendency to seek out and favor information that reinforces existing beliefs while dismissing contradictory evidence, often feeling like "clarit…
A Better Future with AI: A Call for Appropriate AI and Empathy by Guest AJB
The thirteenth edition of this newsletter features a guest essay by AJB, a director at Aigilx Health, titled "A Better Future with AI: A Call for Appropriate AI and Empathy." The p…
Educating the Thinkers: Human Judgment in the Age of AI
This newsletter edition explores the vital human skill of deciding "what matters and why," a capacity that artificial intelligence cannot replicate. Featuring guest reflections fro…
Breaking the Cognitive Submission Habit: Cultivating meaning in the age of AI
This eleventh edition of the newsletter explores the mental influence of generative AI, beginning with a guest essay by Kalpana Sundar on the importance of reflective thinking. It …
On Long Walks and Agreeable Machines
The ninth edition of the "Thriving in Age of AI" newsletter focuses on the importance of retaining human intelligence while working alongside artificial intelligence. Written by Ke…