• Marcus Aurelius: Disciplined thought and self-mastery.
• Enrico Fermi: Logical reasoning and problem-solving.
• Albert Einstein: Innovative thinking and reasoning.
• Jim Rohn: Ethical reasoning in business.
• James Irwin: Exploratory spirit and integrating experience with faith.

• Exploring Advanced Capabilities: Introduce the participants to the more intricate reasoning abilities of AI, especially platforms like ChatGPT.
• Demonstrating Practical Applications: Showcase how these capabilities can be applied in diverse contexts.
• Understanding AI's Thought Process: Demystify how AI platforms like ChatGPT arrive at conclusions.
• Setting Realistic Expectations: Highlight the strengths and limitations of AI in reasoning scenarios.

• Participants will comprehend the advanced reasoning potential of AI.
• Participants will have hands-on experience or demonstrations of AI's capabilities.
• Participants will appreciate the reasoning framework behind AI outputs.
• Participants will be prepared to leverage AI as a reasoning partner in various contexts.

What is Super-Reasoning?

• Differentiating between standard reasoning and super-reasoning
• Albert Einstein: Exploring innovative thinking and how AI is pushing the boundaries of conventional reasoning.

ChatGPT's Reasoning Mechanisms

• Delving into how ChatGPT processes information and derives conclusions
• Stephen Hawking: Discussing theoretical insights and how AI operates on vast sets of data and algorithms to produce coherent outputs.

Practical Applications of Super-Reasoning

• Demonstrations in diverse fields: scientific research, business scenarios, ethical dilemmas, etc.
• Enrico Fermi: Exploring logical reasoning, problem-solving, and the application of AI in predictive analysis and simulations.

Ethical Foundations in AI Development

• Addressing biases in AI
• Ensuring fairness and accountabilityhumans do
• Moses: Exploring the importance of ethical leadership and moral codes, drawing parallels to the Ten Commandments as foundational ethical guidelines.

Strengths & Limitations of AI's Super-Reasoning

• Where AI shines and where human intuition still holds the upper hand
• Marcus Aurelius: Contemplating disciplined thought, self-mastery, and the balance between human introspection and AI's capabilities.

Interactive Demonstrations with ChatGPT:

• Participants can pose complex scenarios or dilemmas to ChatGPT
• Analyzing the responses, and understanding the 'why' behind them
• Jim Rohn: Providing insights into ethical reasoning, especially in business and personal contexts, and gauging AI's responses.

Interactive Segment:

• Role-playing or simulations: Human decisions vs. AI decisions
• Real-life case studies: Ethical dilemmas in AI
• Aesop: Using fables to highlight moral lessons related to trust and fear.

Scenario Analysis & Predictive Modeling with AI

• How AI uses data to predict outcomes and analyze scenarios
• Napoleon Hill: Discussing principles of success and how AI can be leveraged to create models of success in various domains.

Ethics in Super-Reasoning:

• Ensuring AI doesn't perpetuate biases when reasoning
• C.S. Lewis: Reflecting on human values, the sanctity of individual beliefs, and ensuring AI respects these principles.

Conclusion & Transition to Session 4:

• Recap of Session 3
• Setting the stage for collaboration between humans and AI
• Albert Einstein & Stephen Hawking: Pondering the synergy between human insights and AI's vast knowledge, leading into an exploration of effective collaboration.

With the conclusion of Session 3, participants should be excited and equipped with the knowledge of AI's super-reasoning abilities. They should be primed to explore how humans and AI can collaboratively harness these capabilities to craft scenarios, predict outcomes, and work towards shared goals in Session 4.