The Sunday Summary: Lots of AI, Remarkable People, and Superintelligence

Here’s a bit about what I wrote, read and learned over the past week. I hope you find it helpful!

Blog posts from the past week

• How can we use AI to delight our customers? “Most people start and almost stop with thinking about at the moment, how do I use AI to make my life easier? How do I use AI to get through more of my to-do lists? Can I create some efficiencies with how I’m doing my work? And what he said is that’s the wrong question. The right question to be pondering is how can I use AI to serve my clients? How can I use AI to delight the people that are my customers or my audience members or my colleagues? How do I use it to add value to others as opposed to how am I using it to make my life easier?“
• Schools need to stop hiding from AI. You can use AI to do all of the work for you, or you can use AI to make you better. Schools are so terrified of the former that they’re completely whiffing on the latter.
• AI should bring you closer to your customers, not put up a wall. I call to my local Hyundai dealer soured me on them quite a bit.
• Notes from “Think Remarkable” by Guy Kawasaki. “Being remarkable also means you are a good person — people use words such as empathetic, honest, and compassionate to describe you.”
• Remarkable people count their blessings. “Everyone I interviewed for Remarkable People counted their blessings even when their…