The more I observe people using Gen AI, the more I affirm my hypothesis: AI shines a light on our motivations and true selves.
If you are a curious learner, you’ll probably use Gen AI to explore ways to self-learn and achieve better results. If you don’t care about your work, you’ll probably use Gen AI-generated content without thinking hard about its relevance or accuracy. I believe Gen AI intensifies either our fixed or growth mindset, and accelerates us toward what we deserve.
The good news is that you don’t have to stick to a fixed mindset. It’s your choice!
What I wrote this week
Google Sheets has become a lot more useful with Gemini AI! Here’s a video on how marketers and PR people can use it to automate the analysis of social media comments.
Don’t measure yourself using someone else’s ruler, because you have multiple types of intelligences.
Learn about art styles to improve your ChatGPT-ed profile photos and become more creative in the process.
How I’m forced to think harder about my prompts when using ChatGPT to make creative images.
Upskill alert! I’ll be teaching the Gen AI module in the upcoming “Professional Certificate in Data Analytics and AI Tools” course at Nanyang Technological University Singapore.
It took 30 years for my fellow Officer Cadet School mates to reunite!
Books to keep us sane
“The Little Prince” by Antoine de Saint-Exupery offers deep insights into the absurdities of human nature and what really matters.
“Learning How To Learn” by Barbara Oakely gives you the proven steps to learn just about anything.
“Mere Christianity” by CS Lewis is for Christians who struggle explaining the concept of God and Jesus to non-believers.