Living with Confidence & Going All In - Matthew McConaughey
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Sam Altman on Building OpenAI & Betting on the Impossible
A Framework for Frontier AI and the Dawning of a New Age
AI 2040: Plan A
Purpose and Profit - Dan Koe
Inside YC’s AI Playbook
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“Try writing for ten minutes every morning, before checking my phone. See if the ideas come easier by Friday.”
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Matthew McConaughey explains why confidence is earned through action, why commitment comes before certainty, and what it means to go all in without losing yourself.
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Takt What have I saved about AI safety?
Two of your saves deal with it directly:
- Demis Hassabis argues frontier AI is advancing faster than our safety measures, and proposes a federally overseen standards body to evaluate and certify frontier models. 1
- Sam Altman expects AI capabilities to advance faster than society adopts them, and stresses that safety and alignment matter as the models scale. 2
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Living with Confidence & Going All In - Matthew McConaughey
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Sam Altman on Building OpenAI & Betting on the Impossible
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Purpose and Profit - Dan Koe
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Andrew Huberman’s Weekly Training Routine
Here’s what stood out from your saves this week.
AI is moving faster than we are
Altman expects the models to improve faster than people change how they work, and AI 2040 lays out a plan for the decade that follows.
Make the work your own
McConaughey on committing before you feel certain, and Dan Koe on building a living around what you would do anyway.
Small routines, kept daily
Your note about morning writing and Huberman’s training plan land on the same idea: a small routine you keep beats a big one you drop.
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