Arianna Huffington

Right now, 75% of Americans are anxious and afraid about AI. People are even bringing their concerns into their therapy sessions, sorting through everything from how AI impacts their jobs to more existential fears about humanity’s future. These concerns are real. But they’re only part of the story. To go deeper, I sat down with @DanielaAmodei. As president of @AnthropicAI, she is a unique figure in AI.

Gut health is one of our culture’s last taboos. While millions of people live with IBD and its symptoms, it's something we’d rather not talk about.

That’s what makes “The Girl's Guide to Guts” so powerful. @NBCNews correspondent @ChloeMelas and co-writer @JudyBatalion share their decades of experience with ulcerative colitis in a guide that combines scientific rigor with candid (and often funny) personal stories about everything from dating and parenting to gut-healthy food choices and maintaining your most important relationships.

“The Girl’s Guide to Guts” shines a much-needed spotlight on a health journey that is too often cloaked in secrecy and shame. When the science makes it clear that our gut health impacts our brain health, stress levels, immune system, and mood, it’s a book that can have a real impact on women’s health — and help anyone who is silently struggling feel more supported. The subtitle captures how it’s all done with a light, personal touch: “Everything Your Doc Didn't Tell You (But Your Bestie Would).”

In her reporting and beyond, Chloe has used her voice to advocate for issues that impact women. Now, she’s telling her own story so others don’t have to live theirs alone. penguinrandomhouse.com/books/789632/t…

Congratulations, @ChloeMelas and @JudyBatalion.

AI has a well-known sycophancy problem. So I asked @DanielaAmodei, president of @AnthropicAI, how to keep it from telling us what we want to hear. I loved her answer about why flattery is the enemy of qualities like self-reflection, curiosity, learning, and growth that she hopes AI will help nurture.

The best ideas aren't always the loudest.

A powerful reframe. What habit will you start with?