Every generation gets a defining technology. Ours happens to think.

Naturally, everyone's trying to become better at AI by learning prompts, testing tools, and chasing the next model. I think that's the wrong race. You're not going to build a lasting advantage by trying to out-prompt the machine. It'll always be better at being a machine. The real opportunity is becoming better at being human.

We're entering a world where intelligence is becoming abundant. When everyone has access to extraordinary intelligence, the things that become truly valuable aren't information. They're judgment, curiosity, empathy, taste, intuition, lived experience, and the ability to connect ideas in ways no model can predict. AI can surface a thousand possibilities. Humans recognize the one worth pursuing.

That's why I don't see AI as a replacement for creativity or critical thinking. I see it as an amplifier. It expands the conversation, challenges assumptions, accelerates exploration, and frees us from repetitive work so we can spend more time doing what people have always done best: imagining what doesn't exist yet, making sense of complexity, and deciding what actually matters.The technology will keep getting smarter. Our job is to become wiser.