Ensuring AI makes us more human
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When we approach our lives like AI, we focus on piecing together what we believe is necessary to construct our predetermined existence. In doing so, we overlook the fact that we can never know everything or control everyone, leading us to believe we possess all the knowledge we require.
This mindset causes us to isolate ourselves and resist change.
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To counter this, we should do the opposite of AI. Instead, we need to recognize the obstacles blocking our perspective and navigate around them to discover what we were previously unaware of. In this way, we craft memorable "Wow" moments that can only lead us to a good place.
We play in a 1.2.3 Wow zone​
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Switch off the impulse to build Lego-like pieces of skills and knowledge into a specified game plan; and
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Embrace a serene sense of togetherness, equilibrium, tranquility, and awareness of our surroundings, and select a micro routine of movement to initiate moving around what we see; and
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Take a moment to reflect on how the micro routine of movement changed what is going on around us, then select and execute another micro routine, repeating this until we move past the things around us and see something we were not expecting to see. A moment that truly wow's us. A Wow moment.
We utilize competition to inspire each other to do 1.2.3. Wow. A game becomes a platform for self-expression, where individuals utilize their unique talents, circumstances, and physical abilities to craft collaborative and memorable Wow moments. Winning or losing every Wow moment pulls us towards unseen opportunity.
Everyone is given opportunities to learn the skills to move around obstacles obstructing their view, to see what they didn’t know was there. Moments that make us all go Wow.
The human opportunity of AI
Artificial Intelligence treats data, information, and knowledge as Lego-like pieces that it assembles into a pre-set build. AI can take my writing style and a topic I don't agree with, and assemble it into a detailed and well-referenced document that appears to be from me, that I have not written. AI is the ultimate Lego builder. ​
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​​​​When we copy what AI does we look for Lego-like building blocks of qualifications and knowledge to assemble into a job. The opposite is becoming experts by experience in moving around these Lego-like blocks to see what we didn’t know was there. That we often describe as a moment of Wow.
​​Learn the skills where Artificial Intelligence falls short, to thrive in a world driven by AI by playing games.
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Improve at sports by using skills where Artificial Intelligence falls short, to thrive in a world driven by AI.
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Elevate club-level performance by incorporating the skills that are the opposite of what AI does to improve your in-game decision-making.
The neurodivergent learn the necessary skills to thrive in a world where AI will handle much of the neurotypical work.
We provide opportunities to enhance skills in areas where AI falls short, enabling us to succeed in an AI-driven world.
Coaching the skills where Artificial Intelligence falls short, to thrive in a world driven by AI.
To thrive in a world with AI, consider doing the opposite of what AI does.
When we process the world in a similar way to AI we only act when we see the things we need to do to assemble a preset build. The opposite is perceiving these elements as barriers that obscure our vision. By skillfully maneuvering around these obstacles, we see what we didn’t know was there. We uncover hidden insights and experience those enlightening moments that leave us in wonder, exclaiming, "Wow." While it is hard to predict the outcome of these Wow moments, we can be certain they will lead us to a good place. We enhance skills in areas where AI falls short, enabling us to succeed in an AI-driven world.
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We play games to shift our perception away from looking for what we need to assemble to complete a preset build.
We give each other opportunities to find inventive ways of moving around each other. We time when to open and close space to score or deny a score. We avoid seeing ourselves as pieces of Lego to build a wall to stop or overcome opponents. It feels like a chess match of space and timing where we dance to craft wow moments. ​As players gain practical experience over time, they begin to shift their perspective from how AI assembles things to seeing the relationships, and connections, of how things flow.
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It coincidently helps those more serious about playing sports to improve their in-game decision-making.
When players analyze a game in a way that mimics AI, they focus on the basics until their coach devises a strategic game plan to outmaneuver their rivals. We offer players experiences that differ from AI's approach. They begin to perceive opponents not merely as obstacles but as limitations to their perspective. This shift allows them to navigate around these barriers and discover hidden opportunities. Teammates contribute to these revelations, creating those unforgettable moments. Players make better in-game decisions.
3 Additional Benefits
Artificial Intelligence and humans look for the pieces we need to assemble a preset build. We, but not AI, can move around what is in the way - to see something we were not expecting to see, and we often express our surprise by saying "Wow."
Securing good employment in an AI-Driven World
As AI takes on tasks that involve organizing information into predefined structures, employers will increasingly seek individuals who excel at tasks that AI cannot perform.
Exams are useful in evaluating tasks that AI can perform, but they are not as effective in assessing skills that are opposite to those of AI.
Those who excel in our distinctive 1.2.3 Wow zone showcase these abilities. Hence, we have positioned ourselves as a peer-review authority for those with the experience to do the opposite of what Artificial Intelligence does and thrive in a world driven by AI. Employers can select candidates from our pool of members.
By coaching the skills where AI falls short, we coincidently helps those serious about playing sports to improve their in-game decision-making
​​The key to success in traditional formats lies in implementing a strategic game plan to create a stable environment. Coaches and players are trained to identify deviations from expectations and address the root cause. Head coaches aim to detect early signs of unexpected variables and devise creative solutions to correct any deviations from predictions. However, this coaching approach is not suitable for the fresh new formats and regulations being introduced to attract new audiences.
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We demonstrate to coaches and players that strategic game plans encourage athletes to perceive the opposition as a challenge to overcome. Consequently, players tend to act only when they identify a path to overcome them. To thrive under new formats and regulations designed to attract new audiences, coaches and players need to see the opposition as something that obstructs their view. That they need to move around to see what they don't know is there. To craft those unforgettable Wow moments that the new rules and formats encourage.
Grow audiences
When remembering games, we don't typically recall events in chronological order. Instead, we remember standout moments where the essence is vividly etched in our minds, without getting caught up in every detail. These are usually moments when we witness the unexpected, where we see amazing talents and unforeseen opportunities. Wow moments. To draw in larger and newer audiences numerous sports are introducing formats that discourage the use of strategic game plans and reward athletes who craft the most Wow moments. We help grow audiences by capturing and share these Wow moments.
3 ways to grow the experience in doing the opposite of what AI does, to thrive in a world driven by AI
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