Strategy
Inc.(NASDAQ:MSTR)co-founderMichael
Saylorhas
been
one
of
artificial
intelligence’s
biggest
proponents,
and
not
long
ago
stressed
the
importance
of
mastering
the
technology
to
generate
wealth
in
the
modern
era.
AI:
Pathway
To
Wealth?
In
his
keynote
address
at
the
Bitcoin
Conference
on
May
25,
Saylor
shared
several
strategies
for
wealth
creation,
with
AI
standing
out
as
one
of
the
most
important.
Saylor’s
AI
Playbook
Saylor
said
people
have
at
their
fingertips
all
the
“collective
wisdom
of
every
great
entrepreneur.”
“All
you
have
to
do
is
go
to
the
AI,
put
it
in
deep
think
mode,
plug
in
all
of
your
circumstances,
all
of
your
hopes,
all
your
aspirations,
all
of
your
problems,
and
then
start
to
query
it
and
then
engage
with
it,”
he
explained.
But
how
exactly
should
one
engage?
Saylor
revealed
his
personal
habit
of
consulting
AI
before
seeking
counsel
from
his
legal
team.
“After
I
do
that,
I
argue
with
it.
It
tells
me
no.
I
ask
in
a
different
way.
I
threaten
it.
I
ask
it
to
give
me
a
solution.
I
find
a
95%
solution,”
he
said.
Saylor
then
sends
the
link
of
the
conversation
to
his
management
team
and
lawyers,
saying,
“Look,
I
solved
the
problem.
This
is
what
I
want
to
do.
Give
me
your
execution
plan.”
No
Shame
In
Seeking
AI
Assistance,
Says
Saylor
Saylor
advised
people
to
set
their
egos
aside
and
have
the
“humility”
to
seek
help
from
AI.
“Put
your
interest
first.
Your
family
will
thank
you
in
years
to
come,”
he
said.
Saylor,
with
an
estimated
networthof
$4.6
billion
per
Forbes,
founded
business
analytics
software
firm
MicroStrategy.
He
later
steered
its
corporate
coffers
into
Bitcoin,
rebranding
it
as
“Strategy.”
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