Most people are using AI wrong—and it’s capping what they can do
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1 is a fluke. 2 is a coincidence. 3 is a pattern. Lately I’ve been noticing something. The problems I’m solving are getting more complex… while the time it takes to solve them is getting shorter. At first I thought I just got lucky. Then it happened again. Now it’s consistent. Here’s what changed: Most people treat AI like a tool—something to prompt, extract from, and move on. That approach works… up to a point. But it also creates a ceiling. The output feels shallow, disconnected, or incompl...
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Originally published on April 05, 2026.
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