Vague Advice Is The First Thing To Go
AI systems excel at synthesizing general guidance from vast datasets, making generic recommendations increasingly worthl...
The Human Elements AI Can't Replace
What parts of my expertise will AI never be able to replicate?
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Knowledge Gets Commodified, Judgment Compounds
The conventional wisdom positions AI mastery as the differentiating skill of the future. This framing misses what actual...
Optimization Shows, Indifference to Outcomes Shows More
Content creators implementing AI tools often focus on measurable optimization metrics while overlooking the human elemen...
Failure Visibility Is Becoming The Credential
Throughout the history of professional credentialing, credentials emerged from demonstrated mastery—degrees, certificati...
Skin in the Game Beats Perfect Analysis Every Time
Artificial intelligence generates comprehensive analyses, identifies patterns across datasets, and produces recommendati...
Three People Saying The Same Thing Is The Red Flag
When multiple individuals produce nearly identical content, phrasing, or positioning, that convergence signals a breakdo...
Authority Built on Risk Looks Different Than Authority Built on Data
Authority in professional contexts derives from two fundamentally different sources. One source is data—verifiable crede...
Simplified Thinking Makes Bad Advisors Sound Smart
The most confident-sounding advice about AI often comes from those who have reduced complex human dynamics to simple for...