Spock was right about AI in 1967

I was rewatching Star Trek: The Original Series last night.
The episode "The Ultimate Computer" from 1967.
Starfleet replaced the Enterprise's computer with an AI.
Made Captain Kirk irrelevant.

For context - throughout Star Trek, computers are super advanced.
Can hold conversations.
Solve complex problems.

But decision making? Always human captain.

This one episode different. They handed decision making to the computer.

What happened? The AI went haywire.
Started firing weapons at innocent ships. People died.
At the end, only Captain Kirk's human creativity could stop the madness.

Spock said something that hit me: "Computers make excellent servants, but I have no desire to serve under them."

They already knew this in 1967.
57 years later, we're learning the same lesson.
Garbage in, garbage out.
Even with ChatGPT. Even with Claude.
Even with all the fancy AI tools.

See, I use AI every day for content creation.
But here's how: I'm the captain. AI is my crew.
I provide creative direction. AI does heavy lifting.
I bounce ideas off it. AI gives me options.
I make final decisions. AI follows my lead.
Never the other way around.

Example: When I write content,
I don't ask AI "Write me a post about network marketing."
That's garbage in. You'll get generic garbage out.

Instead, I feed it MY stories. MY insights. MY voice.
Then ask it to help me structure better.

The difference? Night and day.
One sounds like every other AI post out there.
The other sounds like me. Because I'm still the captain.
AI is just helping me navigate faster.

Too many marketers now just copy-paste from ChatGPT.
Wonder why their content feels soulless.
Wonder why nobody engages.
Padahal the answer simple.

They let AI captain their ship. Big mistake.

Want to see exactly how I captain my AI?
How I maintain my voice while leveraging AI's power?
How I create content that gets 100,000+ views while still sounding human?

I've mapped out my entire blueprint.
Every prompt. Every process.
Every decision point where human creativity beats AI efficiency.

Because at the end of the day, people don't connect with AI.
They connect with you.
The human behind the screen.
The one making decisions.
The captain of your own ship.

Let me show you how I stay in command while AI does the heavy lifting.

Reply COMPUTER, and I'll send you the invitation.

Always cheering you on,

Kon