The line about people never forgetting when they were noticed really stood out. Recognition may seem small, but it shapes confidence and loyalty far more than pressure ever does.
Well said, we would also say the bridge is critical. And any type of extreme advancement like this one it seems that they're will always be early adopters and some of those people will turn into masters and experts with the actual technology, on the flip side they will also be people who struggle to get moving but realize it's value. Having a bit of both of those in your toolbox or maybe just one tool that executes both simultaneously, is what you need to be the real winner.
Love this! With the rise of AI (or any emerging technology, really), we have two options: choose fear and reject it, or choose curiosity and see possibilities unfold before us. How we use it, and how we can help others use it without outsourcing our thinking and our creativity to leverage what it has to offer, is the key.
The line about people never forgetting when they were noticed really stood out. Recognition may seem small, but it shapes confidence and loyalty far more than pressure ever does.
Well said, we would also say the bridge is critical. And any type of extreme advancement like this one it seems that they're will always be early adopters and some of those people will turn into masters and experts with the actual technology, on the flip side they will also be people who struggle to get moving but realize it's value. Having a bit of both of those in your toolbox or maybe just one tool that executes both simultaneously, is what you need to be the real winner.
All out Michael. The bridge/translators make things happen.
Love this! With the rise of AI (or any emerging technology, really), we have two options: choose fear and reject it, or choose curiosity and see possibilities unfold before us. How we use it, and how we can help others use it without outsourcing our thinking and our creativity to leverage what it has to offer, is the key.