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Surviving the AI Revolution: Why Brain State Intelligence Matters

Surviving the AI Revolution: Why Brain State Intelligence Matters

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Brain State intelligence is the key to unlocking opportunities in the AI revolution which data shows we're now experiencing. Understanding this concept is crucial as businesses like IBM replace human workers with AI systems that can complete complex cognitive tasks faster and more cheaply.

• Our brains operate like batteries with three charge states: recharge (sleeping/recovery), medium charge (routine cognitive tasks), and high charge (complex mental work)
• AI is now replacing medium-charge work across industries, which explains the 67% decline in graduate recruitment since 2019
• To remain irreplaceable, we must consistently access our high-charge brain states where we do work AI cannot replicate
• High-performing professionals who use AI effectively can increase their high-impact work from 4-5 hours to 7+ hours daily
• The future belongs to those who can build their own human-AI team by understanding which tasks to delegate and which require human intelligence
• Accessing high-charge brain states regularly leads to greater happiness, health and sense of progress


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