An AI Guide To AI

Leveraging AI to boost personal intelligence sounds almost futuristic, but it’s a fact. It is a powerful tool that helps you learn faster, improve decision making and expand your knowledge base.

AI can be as addictive as the pills in the film ‘Limitless’, where Bradley Cooper discovers these drugs that dramatically enhance brain connectivity and becomes wealthy and powerful due to his enhanced neural system and increased intelligence.

Though it might have not reached that power yet (maybe?), if you want to master a new skill AI can provide curated content, suggest exercises and answer your follow-up questions in real time. When used strategically AI is more about enhancing thinking than about outsourcing it.

Beyond just learning, AI helps organise your thoughts.Tools for summarising information, generating ideas, or even brainstorming solutions make AI a cognitive booster.

AI’s data-driven insights help you understand patterns in your own behaviour, enabling better decision-making. Whether it’s tracking productivity, improving habits or just staying organised, AI can elevate how you engage with your goals.

It is crucial to avoid getting lazy and expect AI do all the work. Laziness leads to sloppy results. You are responsible for the final edit so strict proofing, fact-checking, editing and a sharp eye for any anomalies are of the essence.

In the way that a car is an extension of your body AI may be an extension of your own mind. A co-pilot guiding you through an increasingly complex world. It is up to you to make the final, well-informed, decisions.

The future of personal intelligence isn’t just about what you know, it’s about how well you can leverage tools like AI to enhance what you can learn and do.