
Generative AI and the Urge to Transcend “Human Error”
In some AI discourse, “error” can be anything that’s open to multiple interpretations. In other words, error can be seen as subjectivity itself.
Design at its intersections with sociology, philosophy, and cognition.
In some AI discourse, “error” can be anything that’s open to multiple interpretations. In other words, error can be seen as subjectivity itself.
Continuing the exploration of how tangible objects present us with an interface of everyday life.
Drawing to feel, and the chair as interface.
What to make of aesthetics in the interface, “neu” and old.
The way metaphor permeates the interface points to a continued struggle to live with the complexity introduced by the very media we’ve created to manage it.
The first doubleshot newsletter, with practical advice on reframing your design rationale and a bit about the theory of metaphor in the interface.
The irony of recommending this essay on Interface Café, which is hosted on Ghost, a CMS platform, is not lost on me.
A quick book recommendation: What Things Do, Philosophical Reflections on Technology, Agency, and Design by contemporary philosopher of technology Peter-Paul
From Le Corbusier to Figma, “design is, at its core, a permanently subject-oriented discipline.”
On an infinitely scrolling, algorithmically generated list, scrolling past something is about the least intentional thing one could do.
Connecting historic conceptions of adaptable design with contemporary visions, looking toward a truly adaptive future.