Why can’t AI say "I don’t know"?
I want an AI that can disagree with me, admit uncertainty, and tell me when I need to check. A confident answer isn't always a reliable one.
Imagine How Far a Curious Human Can Go Now
AI gives us a whole new dimension of learning. We can shape explanations around our curiosity, go deeper, and explore things we once thought were beyond us. Imagine how far a curious human can go now.
Agents for Ops, LLMs for Leverage, Humans for Taste.
Most people and teams are using AI wrong. They're replacing the wrong layer. They're automating judgment. And keeping the busywork. That's backwards. Here's the new stack: Agents handle ops. LLMs create leverage. Humans decide taste.
The World Was Built by Delusional Optimists
Optimism isn't naïve, it's essential. It's the belief that the future can be better and that we have the power to make it so. Every product I admire — the iPhone, SpaceX rockets, ChatGPT — was born from unreasonable optimism.
Read. Write. Build. Repeat.
Feeling stuck? The antidote isn't more tools, time, or talent. It's a simple cycle: Read to spark ideas. Write to gain clarity. Build to create value. Repeat to maintain momentum.