Advice for the Next Decade

Author: stormzhangV

Today I saw a point on X asking AI to give advice for the next decade. I tested my local agents: Claude Code, Codex, Kimi, DeepSeek, Grok, Antigravity, etc., and here are their suggestions.

Prompt: Give your advice for the next decade, ten items, no explanation.

Opus 5.5:

1. Treat AI as a daily thinking partner while keeping your own judgment.
2. Build a personal brand and channels you control; don't hand your fate to a single platform.
3. Keep producing; let your work replace your resume.
4. Health is the top asset; stick to exercise and sleep.
5. Protect your cash flow; stay away from high leverage and investments you don't understand.
6. Do less but deeper; focus on one or two truly important things long-term.
7. Build compounding systems: knowledge bases, workflows, automation.
8. Partner long-term with a few smart and kind people.
9. Stay curious; seriously learn at least one new skill every year.
10. Set aside time for family; live a life not enslaved by efficiency.

GPT-6-Astra:

1. Treat your body as the most important asset for the next decade.
2. Keep using AI; train your judgment into your core ability.
3. Build a personal brand so trust accumulates over time.
4. Master channels that reach users directly, reducing dependence on a single platform.
5. Do more work, products, and businesses that generate ongoing value.
6. Keep a cash reserve, giving yourself the confidence to refuse and start over.
7. Regularly learn unfamiliar fields, so experience doesn't become bias.
8. Cherish family and a few reliable friends; invest time in them actively.
9. Test with small costs and use real feedback to decide whether to scale up.
10. Get clear on how you want to live before deciding what to chase.

Kimi 3.1 Pro:

1. Turn AI into a core competence, but don't outsource your judgment.
2. Go deep on one professional skill that can survive cycles.
3. Keep learning; regularly update your knowledge and tools.
4. Put health at the highest priority.
5. Control debt, keep cash, and stick to robust long-term investing.
6. Continuously accumulate work, reputation, and a trustworthy personal brand.
7. Manage a few high-quality relationships; stay away from people who drain you long-term.
8. Think independently; actively manage your information intake.
9. Strengthen your ability to withstand risk; don't leave a single point of failure in your life.
10. Do things that compound long-term; don't be led by short-term noise.

I also tested Grok, Agy, DeepSeek, etc., but a text-only article can't fit them all, but overall they are roughly the same.

After reading, I strongly agree. This might be the first time I've seen various AIs agree so unanimously.

What do you all think?