Tell HN: Knowledge Is Dead. Insight Is Currency in the Age of AI

I'm developing a concept called INK: Insight, Not Knowledge.

In the era of AI, knowledge itself has become instant, infinite, and free. From the internet, to Google, and now AI. Having access to information isn't an advantage anymore, it's table stakes.

But insight is different. Insight means seeing patterns others miss. It's the edge. The value. The thing that will set you apart.

The future belongs to people who use AI not as a shortcut, but as an amplifier. Leveraging it to see clearer, think deeper, create and innovate.

I'm writing a book around this framework and openly timestamping the acronym here today.

Would appreciate honest feedback:

Does the acronym "INK" clearly communicate the concept?

Does the distinction between "Insight" and "Knowledge" resonate clearly?

What's your gut reaction?

Not selling or promoting anything. Genuinely looking for signal and critique.

Thanks!