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What Shakespeare got right about AI
about 12 hours ago
From ink and quill to glowing code: Shakespeare’s exploration of prophecy and...
The origins — the birth, lonely childhood, and adoption of software
about 2 hours ago
Side A, meaning is irrelevant to the problemContinue reading on UX Collective...
Most AI problems are really human problems
1 day ago
The machine room is full; the chair that owns the decision is...
Persistent lessons in human-centered automation
1 day ago
What a 1980s photocopier study reveals about the Agentic UX eraA mixed-media...
If you can externalize your design process, you can win back your time
1 day ago
How Skill.MD helps you spell out the depth of your work for...
Tetris had to cheat to feel random
2 days ago
Nobody can see a probability distribution. You only ever see a sequence...
The model is behaving impeccably. Your information architecture isn’t.
2 days ago
What a 1960 study of city maps explains about AI context.Continue reading...
The sycophancy trap: what happens when feelings become the metric
2 days ago
A framework for emotional design that survives contact with an engagement dashboardContinue...
Villains plan. Heroes react.
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What product teams should borrow from the people who want to take...
AI canvas, Synthetic self, The prompt is the product
3 days ago
Weekly curated resources for designers — thinkers and makers.“AI coding agents are...
AI in Product teams: In 2026, the growing impact on collaboration
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Is the time of blind AI-tool-pushing over? There seems to be a...
Reading and writing are interfaces. And AI can reduce their friction.
5 days ago
The question is not whether AI reduces work, but where the intellectual...