Think Uniquely · A weekly essay by Oz Muwaniri

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The courage to think for yourself in the age of AI

One long-form essay, every Saturday morning. For ordinary working people afraid AI will replace them, their job and maybe their worth.

Be the one thing AI can't be: uniquely human. Then use AI to amplify that, and stay ahead without losing yourself.

Is this for you?

It is if you've ever thought:

"I'm worried AI will replace me or make me ordinary, and I want to stay ahead without losing myself."

Don't challenge the calculator

Racing AI at the things it's good at is like racing a calculator at sums. I don't think that's the way to go.

Be more human, not less.

What you'll get

Every Saturday, one essay with four threads running through it:

Make space to think

Faith and identity, and remembering who you are.

One AI-agent skill

One practical thing to try. No coding, about ten minutes.

Create early

Small steps to make something of your own while the wave is still early.

The future

Where things are going, including which companies are likely to win. Not financial advice.

Each one ends with a question to sit with, a verse, and one thing to try.

Who's writing

I'm Oz Muwaniri. Husband. Dad. Pastor. Writer. I live in Galway, Ireland.

I've been made redundant three times, and I use AI every day. I write for ordinary working people, not techies.

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