Siddharth Rajsekar walks through using AI to find where you contribute most. Write a posthumous biography about yourself, answer 23 questions about your interests and talents, then feed it to ChatGPT to get insights about your strengths and what matters to you.
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So the prompt is more like, analyze my life and tell me exactly what could be my highest area of contribution. And the best part is, AI is able to analyze and connect the dots really fast. Because sometimes, because we are more emotional, we move in different directions emotionally. But when AI is able to think rationally and look through our life, it gives us exactly what we want. And it does not end there. I take it one step further. I tell all my students to use AI to generate a posthumous biography of themselves. Basically an article that a third person would read about you on who's this person? What are they good at? What are their talent, skills? What are their goals, aspirations? What are their desires? What's their contribution to the world? Everything is in one document. And then from there, we take it one step further, where we ask AI to generate affirmation statements based on this life. I ask my students to answer 23 questions on every area of their life from the time that they're born till now. What do they like to learn? What are the topics that they love? What are their innate talents and hobbies and abilities? And make them document the entire thing. And then we load that into ChatGPT and we ask AI to analyze their entire life.