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The world is shifting faster than ever—AI is redefining jobs, traditional learning is being questioned, and the way we live is evolving. Are you ready?

Each week, we bring you key insights on learning, living, and work—so you stay ahead in an era of massive change.

The Future of Learning: Dyslexia, AI, and Lifelong Growth

Dear Readers,

This week, we dive into stories of resilience, innovation, and the ever-evolving landscape of learning.

Dyslexia Isn’t a Disadvantage—It’s a Superpower Richard Branson sees his dyslexia not as a limitation but as a strength.

Yet, our education systems often fail to recognize the unique gifts dyslexic thinkers bring to the table: problem-solving, creativity, adaptability, and communication.

Branson's journey reminds us that nurturing these skills should start early, and educators need better tools to identify and empower dyslexic learners.

AI-Powered Coding: The Future is Now In the world of coding, AI is transforming the game.

Amodei predicts that within months, AI could be writing 90% of software code, and in a year, potentially all of it.

Tools like GitHub Copilot are already automating routine tasks, making coding more accessible while raising important questions about the future of human programmers.

Learning is a Journey: Lessons from Pieter Levels 

Pieter Levels reminds us that learning is a daily practice.

Whether you're starting out or refining your craft, the secret is embracing the process. "Every day, I’m learning new stuff," he says.

Modern tools like ChatGPT make this journey even more accessible, breaking down barriers to entry for aspiring coders and creators.

Replit: A Developer in Your Pocket Amjad Masad's vision for Replit is simple: make coding accessible for everyone.

Replit consolidates the coding process into one intuitive platform, empowering users to build startups, personal tools, and more without prior experience.

With 34 million users globally, it’s reshaping how we approach software development.

Modern Parenting: Breaking the Isolation 

Parenting today is often a lonely journey. 

Erica Komisar highlights the emotional toll of raising children without extended family support.

In a world that prioritizes career and mobility, we may be drifting away from the very networks that once made parenting more sustainable.

“Young people are more fragile, they are more emotionally fragile. More of them have attachment disorders, they can't bear frustration, they can't bear pain, they can't bear sleeplessness.”

The End of "Education" as We Know It The linear path of education is rapidly becoming obsolete.

As automation reshapes the workforce, the future belongs to lifelong learners who continuously adapt and grow.

Companies are prioritizing skills over degrees, and countries are investing in adult education to keep up with the shifting landscape.

The WEF report warns that automation and AI will displace 85 million jobs by 2025 while creating 97 million new ones—many requiring skills that today’s curricula ignore.

AI Tool of the Week: Manus AI Meet Manus AI, an autonomous agent that thinks, plans, and executes tasks as efficiently as a human intern.

From screening resumes to coding entire websites, Manus is redefining what AI can do—and freeing up our time for more creative pursuits.

Every week, we see new examples of how technology and education are converging to shape the future.

Whether it's embracing neurodiversity, navigating the AI revolution, or rethinking lifelong learning, the key is to stay curious and adaptable.

Until next time,

Priyanka

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