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26 Apr 2026Critical Design MethodsIf critical thinking is missing in a lot of designers these days, what would it look like in practice for them to bring it to their work? It’s easy to be critic
26 Apr 2026Finite and Infinite GamesBook by James Carse The whole book runs on one distinction. Some games are played to end. Some games are played to keep going. Everything else follows from what
26 Apr 2026AI and the Creative Act: Learning from the artistic processThe anxiety is real. AI has reached capability levels where it can outcompete humans at high-quality productivity across a remarkable range of work, and it is l
26 Apr 2026Selection at Scale: On Writing With AIWriting is not a single activity. People write as an art form, to think, to communicate, to document, to argue. A poet laboring over a single word and an engine
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