Workplace/Career consultant posting about work, technology, artificial intelligence, and philosophy.
Washington D.C.
Joined April 2013
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Roger Panetta retweeted
Old story that goes back to 2003 and before with the FBI's AI Synchronicity that does also business solutions and can produce a program by telling what you want and it puts it as coding or program.
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Being the master takes the disciplined self confidence that motivates ones genius mind to work hard with the lessons learned where the repetition of ones actions turns good habits into high level skills creating a huge value that becomes a money making massive financial success.
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He may grade but does he know how to make money with the AI. Interesting back around 2003 with an AI called Synchronicity and its business solutions that make money.
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Depends on the AI. The idea years back was AI to aid the worker in more efficiency saving the company money which can lead to a short workweek. The way people are looking at it is the negative way. why things are not going as it should.
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The NY Times has not been paying attention. Here they focus on unemployment, but that is the tip of the problem. As far back as 1990, approximately one third of college graduates have been persistently underemployed, that is working in jobs that do not require a degree.
Roger Panetta retweeted
Reasoning from the ground up/Not jumping to conclusions. Being adequately skeptical but open & curious to opposing views. Staying grounded in facts/constantly seeking data. Digging beneath the headlines. Understanding “unknowable but also unimportant” for decisions. Etc etc.
Roger Panetta retweeted
NOT having an opinion on everything until performing an independent analysis is becoming a rare, almost superhuman trait. The most elite buysiders I interact with seem to have this quality, which in turn enables their flexibility on key investment debates.
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🇺🇸 America's most trusted profession:
Nurses: 78%
Engineers: 60%
Dentists: 59%
Doctors: 56%
Police officers: 45%
Journalists: 19%
Lawyers: 16%
State governors: 16%
Car salespeople: 8%
Senators: 8%
Members of Congress: 6%
Gallup’s 2023 Honesty and Ethics poll
Roger Panetta retweeted
Comparison is not the thief of joy. Envy is.
Resenting others' success breeds misery and rivalry. Admiring their success brings motivation and learning.
We all compare ourselves to others. A key to growth and happiness is focusing our comparisons on people who inspire us.
Roger Panetta retweeted
In the past 20 years, software at the world.
In the next 20 years, AI will eat software. And perhaps our ability to think on our own.
Roger Panetta retweeted
From a consumer point of view, there's sometimes too much efficiency at the cost of effectiveness.
Roger Panetta retweeted
Being in the office is a double-edged sword.
Data: when our colleagues sit nearby, we get more feedback. That boosts learning and retention among junior people—but reduces productivity for senior people.
We need time together and time apart. Hybrid is the best of both worlds.
Roger Panetta retweeted
ChatGPT4 writing tip: If you tell it to be your editor, it will give you back a line-edited version of your draft. If you ask it for feedback or suggestions, it will give you a numbered list of ideas. Both are very good. The line editing is exceptional.
Roger Panetta retweeted
Balance rarely comes from increasing efficiency. It usually involves reducing responsibilities.
The more priorities we have, the harder they are to juggle. It's better to do a few things well than be overwhelmed by many.
A key to avoiding burnout is deciding what doesn't matter.
