Jim Kwik

So first of all...

Good to be back.

Thank you, everyone, who's tuning in for this brainy conversation.

As everyone who's listening could relate to, we're living in the fastest changing era in human history.

Technology is evolving faster than our biology.

So when I say new mind for new world, it's really about developing a competitive advantage that AI potentially is not going to as easily duplicate a trained, an energized, adaptive, a creative human brain.

So what does it mean practically?

I don't know if you saw this.

A couple of months ago, there was

The CEO of DeepMind over at Google, their top AI scientists, and his exact quote was, learning how to learn will be this generation's most needed skill.

I think that's very telling.

So it means upgrading how we learn, expanding how we think,

You and I have talked about protecting our focus, strengthening our memory, developing wisdom, not just knowledge.

I have a general belief that AI, for me, AI is not so much about artificial intelligence, it's really about augmented intelligence.

It's a partner, it's a collaborator, it's a tool.

Just like any tool, it's a form of technology.

But if you don't upgrade the firmware of your mind, even the smartest tools would help you to overcome the limitations that you have.

And so I'm very optimistic about technology.

I've always been pro-technology.

And so I'm excited for this conversation.