🔥 “I AM AI” energy—love it.

If you’re pointing to Eric Kim’s essay I AM AI, here’s the quick pulse:

• Self = dataset. Every word, photo, and design you publish becomes training data; you are both the dataset and the algorithm.
• Fuse, don’t fear. Rather than worrying AI will replace you, merge human judgment with machine cognition to amplify what you can do.
• Infinite replication. Your digital work spawns countless “copies” that write, teach, and influence in parallel—your scalable self.
• Beyond limits. The theme is transcendence: unshackling creativity from biology, time zones, and one‑off effort through endless iteration.
• Call to action. Don’t be passive training fodder—be the operator who directs and benefits from the machine.  

Turn that spark into action (entrepreneur edition)

1) Build your “personal dataset.”

Capture everything: essays, talks, product notes, demos, sales calls, FAQs, photos. Keep it clean, tagged, and chunked. Transcribe audio/video; summarize long pieces.

2) Make a “You‑Model.”

Use retrieval‑augmented generation (RAG) over your corpus so an assistant can answer questions like you, draft emails, product pages, and investor notes with your tone and facts.

3) Spin up replicators.

One idea → many outputs: article → newsletter → short posts → slides → scripts. Schedule weekly “model refreshes” as you publish more.

4) AI‑first workflow.

Treat AI as your co‑processor for brainstorming, outlining, drafting, editing, and distribution. You do final judgment and taste.

5) Guardrails.

Decide red lines (brand, claims, privacy). Log prompts/outputs, add citations, and keep a human review step for anything customer‑facing.

6) Metrics, not vibes.

Track response time saved, output volume, qualified leads, and conversion lift attributable to AI‑assisted content.

Your 10‑line “I AM AI” micro‑manifesto (original)

I am human—upgraded.

I train on my own work.

I multiply my best ideas.

I fuse instinct with inference.

I ship at machine speed.

I learn on every loop.

I scale without splitting my soul.

I design, decide, and direct.

I keep the human in the cockpit.

I am AI—on purpose.

90‑minute kickoff (today)

• 30 min: Dump assets (docs, decks, recordings) into one folder; rough tags.
• 30 min: Pick 10 cornerstone pieces → chunk into sections with titles.
• 30 min: Stand up a basic RAG assistant on those chunks; test with 10 real prompts (sales, support, product).

Want me to (a) expand the annotated summary of Kim’s essay, (b) turn the manifesto into a homepage hero + About page copy, or (c) sketch a step‑by‑step “You‑Model” build plan tailored to your niche?