Paras Chopra: Mastering AI means building self-improving systems, not solving problems directly
paraschopra · x · 2026-11-02
Investor Paras Chopra outlines three levels of using AI well:
- Meta: Don't solve the problem directly — design a system that solves it.
- Meta-meta: Build a system that continuously improves itself.
- God mode: Build a system that watches you work and turns anything AI can do better into automations, so you never do it manually again.
He argues that anyone who finds this dystopian is stuck in a pre-AI mindset: the world has changed, and as mundane work gets automated away, the right move is to operate in "reimagine-everything" mode.
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