Rebuilding Identity in the Age of AI
When AI pushes knowledge work toward zero marginal cost, how do you rebuild who you are? The shift from 'what I do' to 'what I'm trying to solve'—and why taste and leadership are what actually matter now.
When AI pushes knowledge work toward zero marginal cost, how do you rebuild who you are? The shift from 'what I do' to 'what I'm trying to solve'—and why taste and leadership are what actually matter now.
Three fascinating psychology insights: how to hack your habits through identity, why we need delayed gratification, and how to protect yourself by downgrading criticism to information.
From architecture and setup to config, session management, multi-agent playbooks, and security—a hands-on guide after diving deep into OpenClaw. No opening quote, no closing citation.
A conversation with Michael: from the Agricultural Revolution and the Age of Discovery to AI Agents—history has no rewards for bystanders; how ordinary people can use Agents to define the next era.
A conversation with Michael: from labor and survival, horse's rear and rocket boosters, evolving property rights to Agent-citizen binding—don't fear AI; humanity will thrive.
A conversation with Lao Bai: from Vibe Coding's zero commercial value, why audiences swipe away from confusion, glutamate withdrawal, to why willpower is a lie—stop grinding against tech; try winning back your focus instead.
A conversation with Lao Bai: from big tech layoffs and the Hollywood model to human-AI integration and embracing uncertainty—how to stand firm and move forward in the AI era.
AI is not a technological revolution—for most people, it is a quiet robbery. From wallets to truth: layoffs and stock prices soaring, the ladder kicked away, and the absurd story of being slandered by AI in the very article about being slandered. What can we still trust?
A conversation with Ting: from trust crumbling at 'Made by AI' to deliberately imperfect images, vulnerability as a weapon, and who should steer scientific discovery—in an age of perfection, realness and connection are the answer.
From Feynman's 'artificial flight' analogy to AI nurses in hospitals—Lao Bai at the cafe on why you're the bird, AI's the plane, and your edge is saying 'that's wrong.'