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🎯 The Human Skill AI Is Making Worth Ten Times More
There's a narrative about AI and human skills that frames things as a replacement story. AI gets better at X, so X becomes less valuable for humans to develop. There's something to that narrative in certain domains. But it misses a counter-force that's happening at the same time, quietly, in almost every professional context. Some human skills aren't being devalued by AI. They're being amplified. And the most important one: the one that now sits at the center of every AI-assisted workflow, is something most people have never deliberately developed. The ability to give clear direction. ------------- Context ------------- Every AI interaction starts with a human providing input. That input determines the quality of everything that follows. A clear, specific, well-structured brief produces output that requires minimal revision. A vague, incomplete, loosely structured brief produces output that requires significant rework, or that misses the mark entirely and gets scrapped. Before AI, the cost of poor direction-giving was bounded. A vague brief to a colleague produced a back-and-forth that eventually clarified what was needed. The extra time was real but finite, and the human on the receiving end could ask questions, make reasonable assumptions, and draw on shared context to fill gaps. AI can ask clarifying questions, but it can't draw on shared context it hasn't been given. It fills gaps with whatever seems statistically reasonable based on its training, which may or may not match what was actually needed. And unlike a human colleague, it doesn't know what it doesn't know. It produces confident output based on the information available, whether or not that information was sufficient. The result is that the quality of direction-giving is now directly and immediately visible in the quality of output. There's no human buffer to compensate for vague input. The brief is the foundation, and if the foundation is weak, everything built on it is too. ------------- Why Most People Haven't Developed This Skill -------------
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Here's What Claude Fable 5 Can REALLY Do!
In this video, I break down the new releases from Anthropic: Claude Fable 5 and Mythos 5. While Mythos 5 is still not available to the public, Fable is (note: it's been removed and hopefully be back up soon), and I show you exactly what it's capable of right now. Enjoy!
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The Most Important List You'll Make This Week
As you prepare for the week ahead, don't start with your to-do list. Start with your not-to-do list. Because most people aren't overwhelmed by a lack of opportunity. They're overwhelmed by a lack of clarity. Every week, we carry things that no longer serve us: Old worries. Unnecessary obligations. Endless scrolling. Conversations we've replayed a hundred times.T asks that make us feel productive but never move our lives forward. The challenge isn't that we have too little time. It's that too much of our time gets spent on things that don't deserve it. Your future isn't shaped only by what you choose to pursue. It's shaped by what you're willing to release. So before Monday arrives, ask yourself: What do I need to stop carrying? What do I need to stop saying yes to? What do I need to stop giving my energy to? The life you want may not require more effort. It may require more intention. And that starts with deciding what no longer gets a seat at your table this week.
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The power of AI is only growing
Hey Lindsay here from Tennessee! The power of AI is only growing and I'm excited to see how others are applying it in creative ways. AI has been a great tool to assist me with brainstorming ideas,
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🔒 You Don't Need to Avoid AI to Protect Your Data. You Need to Set It Up Right.
There are two ways people get privacy wrong with ChatGPT. Some share everything without thinking, pasting in client names, exact numbers, and private details. Others get so nervous about privacy that they barely use the tool at all. Both come from the same place: never having decided how they actually want to use it. Think about the last time you opened ChatGPT to help with something real. Maybe you were drafting a proposal, working through a client situation, or organizing your thoughts on a business decision. You probably typed in whatever context felt useful in the moment, the names, the numbers, the specifics, without stopping to think about where that information goes or whether the tool was set up to keep it private. Or you did the opposite. You held back the details that would have made the answer genuinely useful, because you weren't sure what was safe, so you settled for a vaguer, weaker response. Either way, you were guessing. And you were almost certainly running on the default settings you never chose. ---------- THE REAL PROBLEM ---------- The problem is not "ChatGPT isn't private." The problem is "I've never reviewed the controls or decided what's safe to share, so I'm leaving it to chance." By default, unless you're on a Business or Enterprise plan, your conversations can be used to help improve OpenAI's models. Most people never change that, not because they decided to leave it on, but because they never opened the setting. That's not a tool problem. It's a control problem. And control problems get solved by making a few deliberate choices, not by avoiding the tool or hoping for the best. ---------- WHY THIS MATTERS ---------- When you use AI without clear settings or a clear rule, you end up in one of two costly positions. The first is overexposure. You share specifics that point directly to real people, real clients, or real numbers, on default settings you never reviewed. You may never have a problem. But you've handed over information you can't take back, and you did it without choosing to.
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