Rethinking How We Think in the AI Era
- The rise of AI is quietly rewriting the rulebook on human problem-solving.
- For centuries, Western thinking has idolized rationalism and science, the engines behind modern marvels like rockets, vaccines, and smartphones.
- Our mental playbook—hypotheses, theories, and frameworks—has mirrored this success, producing tools like Porter’s five forces and Christensen’s jobs-to-be-done framework.
- But AI demands a new mindset.
- As we transition from Software 1.0 (human-written instructions) to Software 2.0 (goal-driven training models), traditional rationalist approaches may no longer suffice.
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