Inkubator Publishing

A PhD was abandoned in the third year. A beautiful finished magazine was never published. A product with a great team, funding, and a superior formula was never launched. Sixteen such ambitions are dead. They were all brilliant, prepared, and then went no where.

What killed these ambitions? None of the reasons you’d suspect. It was reasons like good advice. Being the best in the room. Thoroughness.

How? This is what the book reveals. It performs autopsies on those dead ambitions to reveal what prevented them from fulfilling their ambitions.

The autopsy reports are theirs. The diagnosis is probably yours.

For any creative task, two people with the same AI model, same subscription, same Tuesday morning will produce wildly different results. It will all come down to if the user knows what they want, are able to articulate it, and have the critical judgment to know if the output is wrong (even when it sounds fluent). A great user will go one step ahead, and even produce multiple outputs and synthesize the ideas to create something that neither AI or the user had thought of yet.

Your success in an AI world heavily hinges on your soft skills. 5 core skills in particular. Your ability to ask, articulate, evaluate, ideate, and synthesise. These abilities will decide whether AI makes you powerful or makes you replaceable. This book teaches you none of these skills.

It just hands you well-designed exercises to train these skills. Exercises that are built to be interesting enough that you'll actually want to do them, and hard enough that you'll feel the difference when you do.