An AI model's 8-point answer on how humans can thrive in the 'Age of Miracles'
daniel_mac8 · x · 2026-11-11
danielmac8 shared a screenshot of Fable 5.2 answering how humans can thrive in Dario Amodei's 'Age of Miracles' (superintelligence era). Key points: worth decoupled from usefulness (chess as precedent), knowing what to want, sovereign attention as a core life skill, chosen difficulty to keep competence alive, calibrated trust in AI, identity held lightly, presence with particular people, and stewardship over spectatorship — since the miracles come only 'if we do this right'. The model concludes ancient wisdom traditions, being about being rather than doing, may prepare us better than modern career advice.
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