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Make something with AI that you want to read, hear, watch, or use. Then become its first audience: experience it, question it, and let what you notice shape the next version. … readStop Consuming and Start Creating with AI. Then Consume What You Create.
Curiosity is not an appetite for information: an appetite is not ended by its first bite, and the subjects you know nothing about generate none of it. It is the length of the edge between what you have named and what has become readable — which is why naming lengthens that edge, and why believing you have finished a subject is the only thing that shortens it. … readWhat Is Curiosity
The treadmill was invented in 1818 as a punishment; we now pay monthly to climb it. When machines removed exertion from work, exertion came back as a product — and as the stack absorbs prediction error from daily life, surprise is next in line for a gym. … readThe Surprise Gym
Your brain learns from exactly one thing — prediction error — and the stack’s whole mandate is to remove prediction error from your life. Every error it absorbs on your behalf becomes training data for the machine that absorbed it. The learning doesn’t stop; it relocates. … readLearning Is Metabolized Surprise
Expertise is a calibrated expectation, and calibration is bought with survivable surprise. When absorption removes the predictable work that trained every apprentice, teaching becomes the art of rationing error. … readThe Surprise Curriculum