Amplify 26 FOMO gen. Bonny Roberts

It was great to catch up with Bonnie at CognomIQ

Amplify 26 FOMO generator: worlds colliding

My worlds are colliding! Work colleagues, mentees, colleagues from around the country.

CT Lin is writing a book! Are you interested?

The title: "It's Not About the Tech: From Potholes to Piglets, Real Life Lessons in Health IT" It is a distillation of 30 years of lessons from working in informatics in leadership at a large academic and integrated health system.

Epic XGM26 FOMO generator: Outside the Ivory Room Piano Bar

Sometimes, the meeting outside the meeting is where the magic happens. Thanks for the hangout, friends!

Epic XGM26 FOMO generator: Deep Space and the Epic learning center. Take a breath

Just a reminder to take a breath during the craziness. Or to send FOMO your way (sorry) for non-attendees at XGM.

The meaning of life might be hidden in the life you already have (Harvard Business Review)

In all the studying and reading about AI, we forget that all this FOMO is inside our head, and slightly to the left side. What if, in our rush to find meaning, we have it all around us? Hmm.

Sylvia Plath’s “human” quote for the modern age (NYTimes)

In the scramble for humans to keep up with the modern age, particularly the AI accelerations (every week good and bad news), I love this quote from Sylvia Plath, via Melissa Kirsch, of the Good List from NYTimes.

Are you agentic enough? (wired.com)

“I think it's cringy to refer to yourself or someone else as agentic. But that doesn't mean those are not, in fact, good qualities to look for and cultivate,” said Rechtman. “It sort of reveals a worldview that you genuinely, unironically believe there are two kinds of people in the world: the NPCs and the main characters, and you’re one of the main characters.” --Yoni Rechtman

“Harvard Learning” preserving learning in the age of AI shortcuts (harvard.edu)

This is a sobering reflection. How do we learn when grasping information is so easy?

The Cholera Pump and the Oldest Operating Theater in London

Ever asked ChatGPT for tourism advice for medical professionals? I did. Its not what you think.