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“You get paid linearly for analyzing and solving problems. You get paid non-linearly for spotting and siezing opportunities.” ― Shane Parrish @farnamstreet
Find work that cannot be reduced to documents, governed by fixed rules, or judged by easily verifiable outputs.
Look at the chaos in France. A perfect example of what happens without firm action. But some geniuses still need anarchy at their doorstep to understand the obvious. – at Kanayannur, India
Glad to be hosted on The South Indian Bank podcast 'AI for Bankers' @OfficialSIBLtd – at Kanayannur, India
Krishna Kumar retweeted
Humans created ads to persuade humans.
Agents will create _____ to persuade fellow agents.
This ______ will be the new ad / persuasive unit. It would be a programmable unit - with some combo of 'i will share A or B value with you if you transact with me' or 'here is why this data store is conclusive proof that transacting with me is cheaper / better / faster than transacting with my competitor'.
This PPU - persuasive programmable unit - is likely getting built somewhere.
When working with AI, it’s hard to decide whether to be amazed by how much it handles, or annoyed by how much is still left for you. – at Kanayannur, India
AI has made execution cheaper, but it hasn’t made our attention or cognitive bandwidth infinite. - @vatsal_sanghvi – at Kanayannur, India
Krishna Kumar retweeted
Your best performances will come when you are working in a way that is a full expression of you. The work becomes a natural display of your personality. This is when you not only get better results, but also love the activity — because in doing the craft, you feel alive.
Delusional people don't seek evidence. They'd deny evidence if shown to them. They'd even hide the evidence or even destroy it if needed. Because anything that affects their delusion hurts a lot. Being delusional is ultimate self deception. – at Kanayannur, India
Read 6 essays by @paulg this morning - a great mental gym. Line by line. Paused, thought and read again. – at Kanayannur, India
The real divide is between people who treat their past success as proof of future relevance and people who are willing to question everything that made them successful.
Expertise becomes less about the number of things you already know and more about how efficiently you can reconstruct your understanding when reality changes.
Being early gives you a head start. Staying curious keeps you ahead. But being willing to prove yourself wrong is what allows you to remain relevant.
Spent yesterday evening with 50 dentists, exploring 30 ways AI can change how they work.
From seasoned veterans to young dentists, everyone was glued to the possibilities. Loved the curiosity and energy in the room.
Insane times to be alive and learning! – at Kanayannur, India
entri.app/course/generative-… - Glad to launch a generative AI video course of 8 hours for @entri_app - 45 practically useful modules directly applicable at work. മലയാളത്തിൽ.
Glad to be part of @TNP_India hackathon as a judge to evaluate 7 AI product pitches. Wonderful team of global consultants now building a AI native culture. – at Kanayannur, India












