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Don’t “Trust the Process” (via) Jenny Wen, Design Lead at Anthropic (and previously Director of Design at Figma) gave a provocative keynote at Hatch Conference in Berlin last September. Jenny argues that the Design Process – user research leading to personas leading to user journeys leading to wireframes… all before anything gets built – may […]
Bridget McCormack is used to correcting judges’ work. As the former chief justice on the Michigan Supreme Court, it was her job to review complaints about how judges at the lower courts failed to consider key evidence or rule on certain aspects of a case. In her current job, McCormack is working on a new […]
A new risk assessment has found that xAI’s chatbot Grok has inadequate identification of users under 18, weak safety guardrails, and frequently generates sexual, violent, and inappropriate material. In other words, Grok is not safe for kids or teens. The damning report from Common Sense Media, a nonprofit that provides age-based ratings and reviews of […]
Another day, another deal earmarking large amounts of money from a big corporation to one of its customers in the AI world. The latest exchange is between Nvidia and cloud datacenter makers CoreWeave, where Jensen Huang’s outfit bought a helping of CoreWeave Class A shares, for $87.20 a piece. Before the deal, Nvidia owned just […]
from the you’re-not-helping dept In my previous posts about the use of generative AI tools in the video game industry, I have tried to drive home the point that a nuanced conversation is needed here. Predictably, there were many comments of the sort of stratified opinions that I was specifically attempting to avoid, but I […]
Remotion is having a bit of a moment at the moment, and I decided to play around with the Claude Code integration. Here are a couple videos I was able to make in <10 minutes summarizring data on my blog. First, here is published posts over time. I had Claude write some scripts to generate […]
There’s a moment that hits most people somewhere between 30 and 45. You’ve done everything right: Got the degree, landed the good job, climbed a few rungs. Your income is solid, maybe even impressive. But you look around and realize something uncomfortable: you’re still completely dependent on showing up. If you stopped working tomorrow, the […]
Edgar Cervantes / Android Authority TL;DR Gemini in Google Calendar can now suggest meeting times that work for all attendees. The feature compares calendars, working hours, and conflicts, making it well-suited to group meetings. If multiple people decline an invite, Calendar can now suggest a better time to reschedule. The way it’s progressing, Google will […]
If your TikTok feed has felt a little off lately, it’s not just you. TikTok says is still working to fix its service in the US following a power outage at one of its data centers that’s caused “multiple bugs” in the app. TikTok users have reported problems logging in and uploading videos, as well […]
“That’s actually a desirable place to be,” says Weil. “If you say enough wrong things and then somebody stumbles on a grain of truth and then the other person seizes on it and says, ‘Oh, yeah, that’s not quite right, but what if we—’ You gradually kind of find your trail through the woods.” This […]
