
Your Wisdom, Bottled: Dan Thompson Explains the Magic of the 'Wisdom Engine'
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What if your knowledge could stick around—forever? In this episode, Dan Thomson from Sensay returns to dive deep into the idea of digital replicas and the Wisdom Engine powering them.
We explore how AI can extend your presence, answer your emails, prep your job interviews, and even preserve institutional knowledge after someone retires.
Dan shares real-life examples—from HR bots to aging population companions—and explains why personalization is the real superpower of replicas.
It's not just a productivity tool; it's a way to preserve human memory and decision-making across time zones, generations, and even lifespans.
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