I asked my AI thought partner to map out what I actually do… Not the tasks. Not the random ideas. The real transformation. And this is what it created 👇 This was a big shift for me… AI isn’t about being “techy” It’s about thinking better. When you give it clarity— your goals, your thoughts, how you see things… It stops being a tool and starts becoming a partner. And the output? Way more powerful than anything I would have written on my own. What would it create if you asked it to map out what you do?

Here is a list of the AI terminology I wish I had had when I started this summit last fall in 2025. I completed the AI advantage summit last fall and I had really limited AI experience then. This contains 100 essential key terms about AI and complete definitions.

Hey I am Nils Arne Johnsen, 64 years old content creator. Making videos here in Norway for companies. I live 9 months In Norway and 3 months working and staying in Thailand. Today I have been chatting with my ChatGPT agent about the event. Giving some screenshots and we discuss the future with AI. I gave a prompt to my AI and asked him ( I think it is a he :) to write my wins in English. I saved a lot of time. The time I used learning more from my "agent" My Day 1 Win 🚀 Spent a few hours after the session just reflecting and connecting the dots… and one thing really clicked for me: 👉 The AI pyramid. Not trying to do everything at once, but actually moving step by step: - Level 1 → getting help - Level 2 → working together - Level 3 → AI working for me That shift hit me. The idea that AI can start my day with: - what matters most - where I should focus - based on who I am and what I’m building That’s powerful. For me, this isn’t about doing more work…It’s about doing the right work and creating more good days – both in business and life. Curious to see how far I can take this over the next days 🔥 Thank you very much and wish you the best in the future 🥰

Dean asked us to share a breakthrough moment: A breakout moment for me, the first one, happened during Zack Kass’ great talk. it happened when I momentarily misunderstood one of his slides. Zack had explained that we humans have been improving our collective intellect quicker than other species of animals. Unfortunately, not in pace with AI’s improved intelligence. Zack explained the history of intellectual development leading to the creation of the Internet. And that initially the internet was to be a library of scholarly text from all of the top schools. Then someone figured out how to make money from it through advertising. And now users cannot escape the advertisers. One of Zack’s first slide on this topic read: “We are building machines that possess intellectual equivalence and superiority.” Then the slide that came after read only: “The rate of Improvement is accelerating” That was the moment: I thought he was talking about the continual improvement that we humans were experiencing and our adapting. I actually got a shiver, and my `mind popped' with the sudden realization that Zack was still talking about the internet, and not `we the people’. I wondered if, at the end of the world, would the smart machines take over, as they do in science fiction? And would we humans, become slaves to our creation? No longer would this creation of ours be called and considered as `artificial intelligence’, but now would be understood as (AI) `advanced intelligence’. Zack was, in my mind, suggesting that our only hope of containing the potential dominance by AI was for humans to learn more, and faster. We, this audience at this summit, are all here seeking to be educated. And we are being educated. Our “rate of improvement” is also accelerating. But we, believers in this important continued education, are the few. The majority of humankind carelessly are being intellectually eclipsed by technology's rapid pace. Technological advancement was/is already displacing more and more workers.