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Amazing article!
Insightful article.
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22hLots of good stuff in this article. 3 things stood out for me: 1. The power of purpose as the “light force” giving focus, energy, and resilience, unlocking motivation and long-term impact. (I'm biased on this, and there's plenty of evidence to back it up.) 2. Emulating children, who are wired for curiosity, experimentation, and learning. As kids are wired this way, so are we. We've just forgotten/let it be educated out of us. But we can rekindle this ability. 3. Warm AI, which prioritizes humanity and well-being. We will always need a people-first approach, though organisation's that are exploitative in orientation won't get this. It would be weird but perhaps usefully catalytic for AI to be what helps us get back to meaningful human connection and humanising organisational life. (Also makes me think of Nora Bateson's Warm Data.)