Digital technology has changed the world, yet many young people have fallen into the digital devil’s trap. Today, I will expose the seven fronts of this demonic blueprint. At the same time, I’m demonstrating how AI works—so you’re reading two posts for the price of one. By the way, it took me six hours instead of the allocated three; that’s the downside of cool AI tech—it provides too many options.

What does it mean to be an AI-First CEO? It stems from the “First Principles Approach” popularized by Peter Thiel. In today’s post, we translate this theoretical approach into specific habit-forming questions that allow you to become “an AI-First CEO.” Use it yourself, or forward it to your favorite CEO.

“If you feel one side of your face or body is not reacting -- you better act quickly because it can be a stroke.” This is the kind of knowledge you want handy in your mind -- not just in GPT. In today's post, I ask: what can, should, and will change in the way we add knowledge in the age of AI? The answer is two-fold: both in what we need to know, and how we add the new knowledge. Later, I will briefly discuss: OpenAI's new memory feature; the cool prompt of the week; five interesting items from our AI group; and a reference to classic Bloom’s Taxonomy.