The "Good Enough" AI Trap argues that as AI advances, humans risk "super stupidity" through cognitive outsourcing. Upcoming models like GPT 5.3 Codex and Opus 4.6, while cheap, human-like, and

The "Good Enough" AI Trap argues that as AI advances, humans risk "super stupidity" through cognitive outsourcing. Upcoming models like GPT 5.3 Codex and Opus 4.6, while cheap, human-like, and confident, are often untrustworthy without human context, potentially eliminating many routine white-collar tasks.

Studies already show reduced knowledge retention and critical thinking decline, warning of "knowledge collapse" and over-reliance on systems we don't understand. A human resistance is vital: struggle first, use AI for questions, avoid copy-paste, and protect embodied human intelligence. Watch the full discussion here.

The future is a choice, and in this talk, I discuss how we can create #thegoodfuture step by step. With the next decade poised to bring more change than the last century, we must decide whether to

The future is a choice, and in this talk, I discuss how we can create #thegoodfuture step by step. With the next decade poised to bring more change than the last century, we must decide whether to let technology dictate our path or to shape a sustainable and inclusive future through wisdom and collaboration.

We stand at a #forkintheroad: one path leads to dystopia, while the other leads to Protopia—a future that improves with each step. The necessary tools are available, but without global governance and collective action, they could lead to our downfall. This journey is about human agency and imagination, not political divides. Let’s invest in humanity and build the Good Future together. For more, visit Keynote Television and Basel Peace Office.

This excerpt from my keynote at a PPC Greece event highlights two major forces shaping businesses today: climate change and artificial intelligence (AI). By 2030, we face a climate emergency

This excerpt from my keynote at a PPC Greece event highlights two major forces shaping businesses today: climate change and artificial intelligence (AI). By 2030, we face a climate emergency driven by rising temperatures and extreme weather, yet we have the solutions; what we lack is political will. Investing in climate technology is crucial, especially in areas like battery storage and precision agriculture. Redirecting the $6.8 trillion spent on gas subsidies could significantly aid the green energy transition.

AI is transforming efficiency in the workplace, with generative AI making professionals more productive. As machines become capable of tasks traditionally performed by humans, we must consider the implications for jobs and innovation. I believe millennials will lead this paradigm shift towards sustainability and a focus on people and purpose by 2030. For more insights, visit thehumanresistance.net.

Watch my new talk, "2025 Emergencies and Opportunities," focusing on the urgent issue of climate change. The planet faces severe consequences, including superstorms and supply chain disruptions,

Watch my new talk, "2025 Emergencies and Opportunities," focusing on the urgent issue of climate change. The planet faces severe consequences, including superstorms and supply chain disruptions, due to our reliance on fossil fuels. Despite these challenges, the current US administration is dismantling green policies and withdrawing from the Paris Agreement, undermining global efforts to reduce emissions.

However, we possess the science and technology needed to address this crisis. What we lack is the will to act and invest wisely. By collaborating and making necessary changes, we can transform the climate crisis into a chance for a sustainable future. Support my work at Ko-fi and explore my films at Look Up Now.

This summary highlights my keynote at the Global Labour Market Conference. You can watch the full talk on