The question is no longer "can we build it fast?" It's: do we know what's worth building, and why? That's not a prompting problem. It's a human one.
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AI moving faster than most companies can plan for. Politics loud enough to drown out anything quieter. Data centers going up everywhere, and a digital world that increasingly feels less like a tool we use and more like the weather we're living in. If you've felt unsettled by all of it, you're not imagining things, and you're not behind. Something genuinely is shifting.
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Some American Indigenous cultures have "potlatch" ceremonies. These are elaborate gift-giving rituals, where hosts gain prestige by generously and freely bestowing their riches on others. Circulating wealth, instead of hoarding it, is honored and celebrated. Potlatch operates on a different logic: the purpose of having stuff is to make having stuff possible for others.
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The surveillance society has now come to our living rooms. Wherever we go, we are being watched, tracked, and stalked. This applies to every movement we make, even within our own homes. Yikes! Surveillance capitalism has reached into every nook and cranny of our lives. Now, with AI, it has gone wild.
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The Anthropocene era, the time of humans, now reveals the consequences of humanity, out of sync with nature and ourselves. On top of the great challenges and chaos, comes the quadruple whammy of AI.
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Over the last several millennia, Shamans have been the keepers of Ancestral Intelligence. They were master technologists who built pyramids and accomplished many other mind-boggling feats. Perhaps none more significant than getting out of this lifetime alive, now. What did they know that we must understand to meet humanity's greatest evolutionary challenge?
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