“When I write science fiction with clients, they're stories that are 350 to 500 words in length… can completely change how someone thinks”

A Beginner's Guide to AI · AI Isn’t Moving Too Fast. It’s Too Noisy - Nikolas Badminton

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Taught senior executives to write 350-500 word science-fiction stories to explore future scenarios

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