How do I know I'm not an AI?
There is no test you can pass. The New Top 10% answers with a question instead: who set your defaults, and is your next step a choice?
Read moreBeeri Tzori is an Israeli entrepreneur and the founder of ZUZA, a phone dock for the front door that gives you time to choose. This is where his writing lives: answers to the questions The New Top 10% raises, on intention, presence and building hardware that changes behavior.
There is no test you can pass. The New Top 10% answers with a question instead: who set your defaults, and is your next step a choice?
Read moreOne question, anonymous answers, a 10-answer threshold and a list of known biases. A plain-language guide to how Intentional Nights (GII) is counted.
Read moreWhen a feed feels made just for you, ask who set the route. What The New Top 10% suggests for telling your own wants from a perfect default.
Read moreAsk who the boss is, then redesign one threshold. What The New Top 10% suggests when the phone feels like the one in charge.
Read moreRedesign the environment instead of fighting yourself. The New Top 10% on marking spaces, affordances and the narrow gap where you can choose.
Read moreThe book's answer to the first-minute phone reflex: move the first decision out of your hand's reach, then take two deliberate breaths.
Read moreNotice the menu before you order. The New Top 10% on the café menu, the empty chair and the digital Metator, and how to keep your own thinking switched on.
Read moreGive the phone a night place outside the bedroom. What The New Top 10% says about the gap between what we say and what we do, and a chair set up for the phone.
Read moreDon't fight at the table, change the default at the door. A marked place for the phone and an invitation instead of an order, from The New Top 10%.
Read moreDecide when and how you use it before it decides for you. What The New Top 10% says about defaults, algorithms and choice applies to AI tools too.
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