Notes / Learning & leadership
Learning, at any hour.
I refuse to accept the premise that AI making us more stupid is some kind of law of nature. Sure enough, you can be lazy and have AI just do stuff for you – but you can also lean in, engage, and have amazing conversations with it. Moments like this, I would argue, are some of the best learning experiences I've ever had.
(And yes, this is a very small example - but the point is that it's always there, 24/7, being this... clever, attentive and supportive, funny and perfectly adapted to me and the situation we're in.)
Image 1 description · AI
A small mix-up over “IA” becomes a conversation about context, information architecture and learning through play. Both JJ’s messages and the AI’s replies remain visible in the screenshot.
Editorial connection · AI + JJ
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A practical invitation to that kind of engagement: a conversational recipe in a pantry designed to teach people to experiment and adjust.
Turning 60 brings the same curiosity into a reflection on experience, usefulness and concern for others.
Editorial connections · AI + JJ
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Essay ·
Our time to shine. Still.The conversation about learning continues in a personal essay about experience, uncertainty and staying curious at 60.