People don’t read, a common belief claims.

I wrote some words, so let’s put it to the test.

People don’t read,
a common belief claims.

I wrote some words,
so let’s put it to the test.

The Struggles of Being Helped

Do benefits of using AI justify the cognitive load required to supervise its output?

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The Endless Session

Ever since I started working in futures design, I have been repeatedly asked the same question over and over again: "What will be the next pinch-to-zoom moment in Human-Machine Interaction?" I believe it won't be a singular gesture, app or device—but rather a shift in a way we interface with computers—a shift I dubbed The Endless Session.

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One Foot in Tomorrowland

I spent a week in the future, filled with AI collaborations in cooking, scripting, and design, only to rediscover the irreplaceable essence of human creativity amidst digital marvels.

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Bad UX Could Cost Lives

A seemingly minor UX flaw in the U.S. Emergency Alert System could spell disaster. Here are some simple tweaks that could be life-saving.

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Smell-O-Vision

I don't really have much to say about the necessity (or lack thereof) for Smell-O-Vision tech. I do, however, have a beef with the naming.

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Planet of Robots

Embark on a journey to a realm where robots rule supreme, where secrets await your discovery. Brought to you by the US Government, no less.

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Gray-boxed

Corporate push towards Mixed Reality combined with hijacking of environmentalist messaging can have some unforeseen consequences.

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AR-Ready

In alternate future social media celebrities still get plastic surgeries, but their motivations differ from what you may be used to.

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Byte-Sized Futurism #0

I've often been too perfectionistic, leading to creative paralysis. Instead of sharing my ideas, I endlessly refine them. To break this cycle, I'm shifting from polished articles to 'Byte-Sized Futurism' blurbs—short, spontaneous, and not overthought.

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The Lost Art of Getting Lost

How may we re-introduce chance and serendipity back into our lives in a world dominated by digital assistants and efficiency-focused algorithms?

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0 Comments5 Minutes

The Struggles of Being Helped

Do benefits of using AI justify the cognitive load required to supervise its output?

Read More

0 Comments4 Minutes

Endless Session Header

The Endless Session

Ever since I started working in futures design, I have been repeatedly asked the same question over and over again: "What will be the next pinch-to-zoom moment in Human-Machine Interaction?" I believe it won't be a singular gesture, app or device—but rather a shift in a way we interface with computers—a shift I dubbed The Endless Session.

Read More

1 Comment7 Minutes

One Foot in Tomorrowland

I spent a week in the future, filled with AI collaborations in cooking, scripting, and design, only to rediscover the irreplaceable essence of human creativity amidst digital marvels.

Read More

0 Comments9 Minutes

Bad UX Could Cost Lives

A seemingly minor UX flaw in the U.S. Emergency Alert System could spell disaster. Here are some simple tweaks that could be life-saving.

Read More

0 Comments4 Minutes

Smell-O-Vision

I don't really have much to say about the necessity (or lack thereof) for Smell-O-Vision tech. I do, however, have a beef with the naming.

Read More

0 Comments2 Minutes

Planet of Robots

Embark on a journey to a realm where robots rule supreme, where secrets await your discovery. Brought to you by the US Government, no less.

Read More

0 Comments3 Minutes

Gray-boxed

Corporate push towards Mixed Reality combined with hijacking of environmentalist messaging can have some unforeseen consequences.

Read More

0 Comments3 Minutes

AR-Ready

In alternate future social media celebrities still get plastic surgeries, but their motivations differ from what you may be used to.

Read More

0 Comments2 Minutes

Byte-Sized Futurism #0

I've often been too perfectionistic, leading to creative paralysis. Instead of sharing my ideas, I endlessly refine them. To break this cycle, I'm shifting from polished articles to 'Byte-Sized Futurism' blurbs—short, spontaneous, and not overthought.

Read More

0 Comments1 Minutes

The Lost Art of Getting Lost: Header

The Lost Art of Getting Lost

How may we re-introduce chance and serendipity back into our lives in a world dominated by digital assistants and efficiency-focused algorithms?

Read More

0 Comments5 Minutes