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We call these workers “pilots,” as opposed to “passengers.” Pilots use gen AI 75% more often at work than passengers, and 95% more often outside of work. Ident
by romaniv 1y ago
We call these workers “pilots,” as opposed to “passengers.” Pilots use gen AI 75% more often at work than passengers, and 95% more often outside of work.
Identify a real issue with the technology, then shift the blame to a made-up group of people who (supposedly) aren't trying hard enough to embrace the technology.
Embody a pilot mindset, with high agency and optimism
Thanks for the career advice.
- vkou 1y agoA pilot has ultimate authority of how a plane is flown, because it's their ass in the fire if the plane can't land. If you're a low-level office drone, you are not a pilot.
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- jennyholzer 1y agoEmbody a slave mindset
- red_rech 1y agoOr we’ll import people who will.
- lkey 1y agoRidiculous, I have it on good authority that embracing the 'hacker ethos' by becoming a 'coding ninja' with a 'wizard' mindset will propel you to next-level synergisms within transformative paradigms like AI and blockchain.
- karakot 1y agoTo leverage that hacker ethos for maximum synergy, you'll need to empower a holistic and agile mindset. This allows you to pivot toward a disruptive paradigm and monetize your scalable core competencies across the entire ecosystem.
- jjk166 1y ago> Embody a pilot mindset, with high agency and optimism Fly away from here at high speed
- anal_reactor 1y agoThis isn't wrong though. There's obviously two types of people using AI: one is "explain to me how X works", and the other is "do X for me". Same pattern with every technology.
- diegof79 1y agoYeah, the article was good until I reached that point. In which it became an ad for BetterUp consultancy to transform passengers into pilots.