Abstract

To live is to produce outputs.

- Evaluations can only be made from outputs.
- Capacity for arrangement over ideas
- Increasing distance from real knowledge in the era of search engines

What are the outputs of those who produce results?
What kind of inputs do you need in order to produce effective outputs?

In the Internet era in which anything can be found through a simple search, what kind of intellectual input is actually required?

Takuya Senda discusses the outputs and inputs unique to the AI era.

Author’s Information

Takuya Senda is a writer born in Inuyama, Aichi Prefecture, and raised in Kakamigahara, Gifu Prefecture. He is a graduate of Education Studies from the Faculty of Education at Tohoku University. He became independent after working at the head office of a Japanese damage insurance company and at a major management consultancy firm. At the consultancy firm, Senda took command of everything from strategic decision-making to execution support as a project leader in a wide range of industries. Senda now conducts business activities based on his personal mission of “creating the next generation by challenging taboos” by utilizing the facts and expertise that he developed through conversations with up to 3,300 executives and more than 10,000 businesspeople.