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There are no shortage of AI graphics generation demos out there, but Adobe’s Project Turntable is easily one of the more captivating. It’s easy for me to get honestly excited by new graphics tools. I’ve been using them, 2d, 3d and in between, for about half of

The Nintendo Alarm wins with radar, lateral thinking and fun, reminding us what design can bring to our lives.

I’ve been doing what I imagine a lot of us are lately, which is typing at machines quite a lot lately. It’s not really with is it? Tell me the average thing of that. Make me a picture of a tabby cat with rocket launchers on its back

The goal of writing, this myth suggests, is filling a page rather than the process of thought that a completed page represents. “Challenging The Myths of Generative AI” (Tech Policy Press) If design is about figuring out and describing what to make or what to fix, there is likely way

Using LLMs should work like asking a trusted doctor or mechanic

There is some consternation about Europe not being able to keep up with the US and AI. In the tech press The Continent is often portrayed as quaint but ultimately slow if not failed in this regard, completely unable to get past it’s regulatory programmes and concern for humans

I have a new website! There it sits proudly on my domain (jimkosem.com), under my name. A piece of internets I claimed ages ago to be my spot out there on the webs. I could have started with the Shakespeare bit about names but we’re talking about domains

1password sat there open with its graveyard of 710 logins, among them the forgotten remains for a pizza place in another country I haven't lived in for six years that I can’t delete. I can't come up with a better metaphor for the haunting that

Textile 2024 week 24 note When you give a talk in front of a bunch of people you should probably have your facts straight. This is especially the case when you’re a designer giving a talk at a tech event, such as IPFS Camp in Brussels where I’ll

Textile 2024 week 23 note Generative AI UX Design Patterns There are lots of questions about how AI will impact “knowledge” work moving forward as we all huddle in front of our machines for terminal velocity to be achieved to see if things calm down. One thing is for sure

Textile 2024 week 22 note In What can LLMs never do? Rohit Krishnan, exposes some fascinating gaps in the AI takeover of everything. There is no shortage of polar swinging discussions around LLMs and “AI” in general. It is either going to save humanity and single handedly make a better

Textile 2024 week 19 note Accessibility seems to be trending. This is new in a way that is almost disturbing for a number of reasons, the first of which is why has it taken so long, and the second being what caused this. I think it might have to do