This is an amazing post! Thank you so much for writing the article on this topic.
My favorite quotes:
"This distinction matters because breakthrough innovations typically emerge not from efficiently processing known information, but from asking the weird questions nobody thought to ask before – the ones that feel a little bit “out there” to most people."
"The future belongs not to those who build the most powerful AI, but to those who maintain their insatiable human curiosity alongside it. In the age of AI, our most human trait – curiosity – will become our most valuable one."
Loved this, Anne-Laure. AI can crunch the what, but only our restless, “why-not?” curiosity pushes the frontier forward. Your call for tiny experiments feels like the perfect antidote to passive consumption—here’s to asking weirder questions and letting the machines chase us.
This is an amazing post! Thank you so much for writing the article on this topic.
My favorite quotes:
"This distinction matters because breakthrough innovations typically emerge not from efficiently processing known information, but from asking the weird questions nobody thought to ask before – the ones that feel a little bit “out there” to most people."
"The future belongs not to those who build the most powerful AI, but to those who maintain their insatiable human curiosity alongside it. In the age of AI, our most human trait – curiosity – will become our most valuable one."
Here's my learning: https://glasp.co/kei/p/b88cc84b3baf612e6433
Loved this, Anne-Laure. AI can crunch the what, but only our restless, “why-not?” curiosity pushes the frontier forward. Your call for tiny experiments feels like the perfect antidote to passive consumption—here’s to asking weirder questions and letting the machines chase us.
Well said. In an age of instantaneous, infinite answers, the questions begin to matter that much more.
Yes to all of this 😊 a breath of fresh air
Amazing
Not for Everyone. But maybe for you and your patrons?
Dear Anne,
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