Reading through my notes on the first couple of chapters of Ethan Mollick’s book, Co-Intelligence, I’m fascinated by the idea of GenAI as a co-intelligence. This isn’t just another tool in our toolbox. It’s an…
Date Archives June 2024
narrow attention vs wide attention
I continued reading Marion Milner’s A Life of One’s Own today. She points out two ways of paying attention: Narrow Attention: This is the kind of attention we usually give to everyday tasks and activities….
Are you ready for what’s to come?
We’re in this dance with our own creation, and most of us don’t even realise we’re on the dance floor yet. I’ve been thinking a lot lately about how underrated it is to be skilled…
Transhumanism: a brief history
If you’re seeking an introduction to transhumanism, I found this book to be a good one. Transhumanism, which promotes the enhancement of the human condition through cutting-edge technologies, pushes the boundaries of our conventional understanding…
Embracing intentional learning
I’ve become a huge fan of intentional learning. What is it? Well, it’s not about filling a void; it’s about forging a path. We’re bombarded with a ton of information every day, making it easy…
Reflections after my trail run
After my trail run this morning I captured a few thoughts on my current fitness focus. This is also Day 8 of the audiobloggers challenge known as #audiomo Listen: Note: I was trying to post…
Relevance in the Age of Specialisation
#audiomo Day7: Relevance in the Age of Specialisation As a generalist in a specialist’s world, can I be truly heard? Is the age of the generalist a thing of the past in a world that…