Think Uniquely · A weekly essay by Oz Muwaniri

Be the one thing AI can't be.

The courage to think for yourself in the age of AI

Worried AI will replace you, your job, even your worth? You don't have to compete with it.

Be uniquely human, and use AI to amplify who you are. One long essay every Saturday for ordinary working people. Read it with a coffee.

Every SaturdayLong read

What lands in your inbox

  • One long-form essay. A proper read, about 10 to 15 minutes, in plain English.
  • One thing to try. A small, practical step you can take before Monday.
  • One question to sit with, and one verse to carry into your week.
  • The essay on the website too, so you can come back to it or pass it to a friend.

No jargon. No hype. Just one good read a week.

Who it's for

For people who aren't techies, and don't want to be left behind

You keep hearing that AI will change everything, including your job. Some days that sounds exciting. Most days it just sounds like a lot.

Teachers and nurses

People whose work is about people.

Sales and admin

People who keep things moving every day.

Small business owners

People building something of their own.

Anyone a bit worried

No code or love of tech needed.

If you've ever thought, "I'm worried AI will replace me or make me ordinary, and I want to stay ahead without losing myself", this is for you.

Don't challenge the calculator

I don't know exactly how it will all play out. Nobody does.

But I'm fairly sure trying to outcompete AI at the things it's good at isn't the way to go.

It's like racing a calculator to see who can solve a maths problem faster.

The answer, I think, is to be more human, not less. Then let AI amplify what only you can bring.

Written from faith, for anyone

Think Uniquely is written from a Christian faith. If you believe, you'll feel at home here.

If you're not sure what you believe, you're just as welcome.

The four themes

Four threads in every essay

Every Saturday essay weaves the same four threads, so you always know what you're getting.

1

Make space to think

Faith and identity. Remember who you are before the noise tells you.

2

One AI-agent skill

One practical thing to try this week. No coding, about ten minutes.

3

Create early

Catch the wave while it is early. Small steps to make something of your own.

4

The future

How I think about where things are going, including which companies are likely to win.

This is how I think, not financial advice. Do your own research.

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A short hello

Hi, I'm Oz

Husband. Dad. Pastor. Writer. I live in Ireland with my wife Caroline and our four kids.

I've been made redundant three times, so I know the worry. I've studied engineering, theology and finance, and I use AI every day.

The moment it clicked

When I trialled Grok Bot, it coded me a whole website in no time. That used to take me days of dragging and dropping.

Then it made presentation slides from my sermon manuscript, again in no time. I was excited and scared at the same time.

If AI can do anything software-related, or soon will, the difference won't be the technology but the creativity of the person.

Thinking uniquely is the one thing AI can't copy.
Oz Muwaniri
Oz MuwaniriHusband. Dad. Pastor. Writer.

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