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In this solo episode, host Justin Hodgson explores a classic framework for better thinking—and asks what it might teach us about working with AI.
Drawing on Edward de Bono’s Six Thinking Hats, this episode maps each “hat” onto practical strategies for engaging AI as a thought partner rather than just a tool. What happens when we deliberately shift from critical mode to creative mode with ChatGPT? How might we use AI for emotional checks, risk analysis, or disciplined optimism? And what does structured thinking look like in an age of generative systems?
This episode offers a practical, reflective guide for educators, leaders, and knowledge workers who want to move beyond prompt tricks and toward more intentional cognitive collaboration with AI. If we’re going to think with machines, we might as well do it well.
By Where higher ed drops the syllabus and starts the conversation.In this solo episode, host Justin Hodgson explores a classic framework for better thinking—and asks what it might teach us about working with AI.
Drawing on Edward de Bono’s Six Thinking Hats, this episode maps each “hat” onto practical strategies for engaging AI as a thought partner rather than just a tool. What happens when we deliberately shift from critical mode to creative mode with ChatGPT? How might we use AI for emotional checks, risk analysis, or disciplined optimism? And what does structured thinking look like in an age of generative systems?
This episode offers a practical, reflective guide for educators, leaders, and knowledge workers who want to move beyond prompt tricks and toward more intentional cognitive collaboration with AI. If we’re going to think with machines, we might as well do it well.