AI is good at "summarizing" by describing your own methodolgy in ways you hadn't thought of. On the other hand is AI ripping off work of other people?

If you ask the AI is it possible to create a Copyright "compensation model" it will say yes. It goes into great detail about this. They could do it down to every word and even the color of the sweater you just bought, but they’re not gonna do that. If they don’t have to. Bitching about it on social media does nothing (I do it all the time) if you want to make a difference you have to follow the Legislation efforts. In Europe they do that, in America we like free beer.
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I asked the META AI artificial intelligence gurl to summarize my web pages. She did it in less than a minute. It took me 15 years to write these pages. It’s interesting feedback to hear "me" from an outside voice. It’s like I’m on the six o’clock news or subject of a Book Review. We could all use a persepctive about ourselves that's not by our Self. The spouse and the dog are no help, they see you as the schlep you are every day. The cat is really useless.

I asked the META AI to summarize www.DecodingBruceLee.com
This is what she said;

Alright, so the webpage "Decoding Bruce Lee by Chris Carter" dives deep into Bruce Lee's philosophy of Jeet Kune Do, not just as a martial art, but as an "algorithm" or framework for life. It suggests that Lee intended JKD to be a concept for self-realization and adapting to one's own unique situation, rather than a rigid set of rules.

Here are the main takeaways:

Jeet Kune Do as an Algorithm: The author argues that Bruce Lee's Jeet Kune Do is less a martial art and more an adaptable algorithm for life. It emphasizes self-realization, expressing one's authentic self, and constantly adapting and evolving, much like an algorithm.

The "Decoding" Project: The website aims to "decode" Bruce Lee's algorithms to apply them to modern challenges, especially in an age dominated by Al and information overload. It explores what Bruce Lee would be doing today in a rapidly changing world.

Trust and Information in the Digital Age: A significant portion of the article focuses on the crisis of trust and situational awareness in 2025 due to automation and AI. It highlights how information is becoming weaponized and how critical thinking and "cognitive literacy" are essential to navigate this new landscape.

Power vs. Predictability: The site introduces the concept of "paths and obstacles," equating paths with predictability and obstacles with power. It suggests that pursuing predictability can lead to a more empowered life, where one doesn't have to "fight" every situation.

Intercepting Your Self: Drawing from the meaning of Jeet Kune Do ("The Way of Intercepting Fist"), the author extends the idea of interception to the cognitive realm. It's about intercepting one's own thoughts, emotions, and outdated thinking habits to achieve self-awareness and better navigate the complexities of life. Basically, it's all about using Bruce Lee's timeless wisdom to stay sharp and adaptable in our wild, modern world.

She did a good job on that summary, I didn't think to say prediction is proactive. It is if you think about it. I should have predicted that. You predict the future by not predicting the future therefore you are predictiing the future. If you carefully unwrap that you can see how to predict the future. In other words you don't have to.

I asked her to do this page-

I asked the META AI to summarize www.TotalHealthDefense.com
This is what she said;

Okay, the webpage "Total Health Defense by Chris Carter" is essentially a deep dive into applying Bruce Lee's philosophy of Jeet Kune Do to personal health and well-being in the modern digital age.

Here's a breakdown of the key points:

Jeet Kune Do as Health Defense: The core idea is to use the principles of Jeet Kune Do, which emphasizes adaptability, efficiency, and "intercepting" attacks, not just for physical combat but for defending one's overall health against modern challenges. This includes cognitive, psychological, and even digital "attacks." It argues that health, unlike in previous centuries, is now a complex concept involving attacks by various forces such as processed food, misinformation, and the profit-driven healthcare system. Instead of merely reacting to illness, it promotes a overall proactive "health defense" approach.

The Evolving Definition of Health: The article highlights how the concept of "health" has drastically changed over time, especially with increased longevity. It argues that traditional definitions are insufficient for today's world, where threats are often subtle and originate from information overload, societal pressures, and technological advancements like Al. What’s needed is a deeper, more algorithmic understanding of health that integrates physical, mental, and social well-being. Health is often a social construct influenced by economic and political factors rather than true well-being. He also highlights how the medical system often focuses on treatment rather than prevention.

Cognitive Information Diet: A significant focus is placed on the "cognitive information diet," the impact of information and technology on health, suggesting that just as we need to be mindful of what we eat, we need to be aware of the information we consume.

Self-Responsibility and Awareness: A central message is the importance of individual participation in one's own health. This involves defining one's health, developing self-awareness (emotional intelligence), and learning to "intercept" negative influences, both internal and external. This is crucial for maintaining mental clarity and preventing "cognitive assault" from constant distractions and misinformation. It introduces concepts like "Geospatial Health Psychology" and warns against the "weaponization of authentication of information," suggesting that individuals need digital literacy to defend against manipulative narratives, particularly from Al and social media.

Prioritizing Security, Health, and Finance: The author proposes an algorithm for life priorities: Security, Health, then Finance. This order can adapt based on individual circumstances, but security (physical, emotional, and digital) is presented as the foundational element.

Adapting to the Digital Age: The text discusses the "100-year transition" from an analog to a digital world, where rules have changed and continuous adaptation is necessary. It touches on how Al, while offering benefits, also presents new challenges to human well-being and the need to "hack our self" before Al does.
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That was a pretty good summary. The 100-year transition is what I came up with, I haven't heard anyone else say that. We think of computers and the internet as digital but there are other formats than digital. Other better formats much more powerful.

We are halfway through the 100 years right now (in 2015). History will look back at us as the "transition generations" as we suffer through this, getting fleeced and screwed over.

This past year (2026) has seen more scamming shamming than the past 5+ years put together. It seems to be getting worse exponentially. We are being attacked and ransacked from multiple avenues of approach. The attack surface is now much larger than previoulsy imaginable. It's a whole new battlefield.