By skyforbes 
I’ve analyzed 2,847 ChatGPT conversations from professionals over six months. 89% make the same invisible mistake.
They’re not writing bad prompts. They’re not lacking technical knowledge. They’re replicating the worst part of how knowledge transfer used to work — while ignoring AI’s actual superpower.
The mistake is subtle: they’re treating AI like Google with a personality. Type question, receive answer, implement, repeat. This works. Sort of. You get stuff done. But you’re leaving the transformative value completely untouched.
The next 8 minutes will show you the interaction architecture that turns AI from an answer machine into a thinking partner — and why this changes everything about how you use it.
I discovered this by accident, then spent three months testing it across 50+ complex problems. The results weren’t incremental. They were categorically different.
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Here’s what nobody’s saying about the current AI revolution: we’ve automated the least valuable part of expert consultation.
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