These days, it’s simple to press the AI ‘easy button.’ AI can write code, develop copy and much, much more.
And, because of this, many are taking shortcuts, in strategy development, content creation and even high-value U.S. intelligence. Sometimes, uncritically accepting AI outputs can have serious consequences.
For example, CNN recently reported that the U.S. almost got into a conflict with China due to bad intelligence provided by an AI and passed along the chain of command.
Clearly, using AI is becoming increasingly high stakes. And there’s one skill that people will pay a premium for: judgement. In fact, a company even put a price tag on it: $100 million. Last month, EY announced it would reward employees demonstrating “skills like business acumen, judgment and adaptability” with bonuses.
How do you build these high-value skills? By asking the $100 million question.
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This newsletter is part of the Doing AI Efficiently Operating System, which is built on five operational layers: Grasp, Discern, Ward, Execute, and Honor. This essay is part of the Discern layer, which helps you evaluate whether output is correct, complete and accurate.
