Eight Human Decisions a Day
Cognitive Offloading and AI's Impact on Thinking
The Ethics of AI in Decision Making
Accountability in AI-Driven Decisions
Navigating AI Limitations and Human Judgment
The Role of AI in Content Creation
Authenticity and Value in AI-Generated Content
Exploring AI's Decision-Making Capabilities
Daily AI Routines and Their Impact
The Importance of Human Decisions in AI
Understanding AI's Contextual Limitations
Navigating AI's Memory and Contextual Challenges
The Role of AI in Accountability and Truth
Cultural Implications of AI in the Workplace
Ethics and Human Touch in AI Interactions
AI as a Tool for Knowledge and Understanding
Maintaining Agency in an AI-Driven World
Episode 16: Eight Human Decisions a Day
Are we handing too much of our thinking to AI? Justin and Kellan take on the week's big question, from Meta's lawsuit over AI-assisted layoff rankings to the boundaries they draw in their own daily work, and get specific about what's worth handing off and what should stay stubbornly human.
The Drip:
- Meta sued by former employees over AI-assisted layoff decisions, and why the fight is about accountability, not capability
- The "are we offloading our thinking?" essays making the rounds, and where AI-first tips into AI-only
- Companies using AI avatars for first-round phone screens (hard pass)
Inside The Bottle:
- The boundary question: what should AI think about and decide, and what should you?
- Why "I can't believe Claude did that" is really a story about what you fed it
- Justin's grounding rule: confirm current state first, then decide what happens next
- Kellan's daily assistant that counts human vs. autonomous decisions, and the eight-a-day rule
- Constraining the blast radius: how bad is it if this thing makes a mistake?
- Keeping your voice: the 15-minute writing rule and AI cleanup that doesn't change your words
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