CYOG ep 1: Meta Cognition in the Age of AI: Part I with Praveen Mayakar, Gerrett Archambault, Shane Pope & Katrena Drake

1. Behavior Does Not Change in a Vacuum
2. Metacognition: Stepping Outside the Movie
3. What You’ll Discover
4. Attention, Status, and the Inputs Shaping Us
5. Can AI Access Metacognition?
6. World Models and the Question of What Is Real
7. Communal Intelligence Has Always Been Here
8. Turning the Conversation Into Something Useful
9. The Question That Remains
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CYOG ep 1: Meta Cognition in the Age of AI: Part I with Praveen Mayakar, Gerrett Archambault, Shane Pope & Katrena Drake

  • Joe Moore

  • 8 Aug 2026

  • 6 minute read

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Your AI strategy can scale intelligence. But can your culture scale awareness?

Katrena D, Gerrett, Shane, and Praveen explore metacognition—the human ability to step outside our thinking and recognize the hidden context shaping our decisions.

Created for AI founders, technology leaders, and companies seeking a more conscious culture without religious doctrine, this conversation examines how attention, perception, communal intelligence, and emerging AI systems influence not only what we build—but who we become while building it.

If you believe the future of AI requires deeper human awareness—not merely faster machines—the full conversation is waiting inside.

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Create Your Own Gravity

Your AI strategy can scale intelligence. But can your culture scale awareness?

Katrena D, Gerrett, Shane, and Praveen explore metacognition—the human ability to step outside our thinking and recognize the hidden context shaping our decisions.

Created for AI founders, technology leaders, and companies seeking a more conscious culture without religious doctrine, this conversation examines how attention, perception, communal intelligence, and emerging AI systems influence not only what we build—but who we become while building it.

If you believe the future of AI requires deeper human awareness—not merely faster machines—the full conversation is waiting inside.

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