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June 22 - 28 AI for UX Roundup
The Bullshit Asymmetry Principle Was Survivable. AI Made Production Of Slop Almost Free.
Brandolini’s law, coined in 2013, states that refuting nonsense requires roughly ten times the energy of producing it. The piece argues generative...
The Bullshit Asymmetry Principle Was Survivable. AI Made Production Of Slop Almost Free.
In 2013 an Italian programmer named Alberto Brandolini watched a political talk show and posted a single sentence that has outlived almost everything else he said that year.
The amount of energy needed to refute bullshit is an order of m...
Roger Black and David Carson Disagreed About Everything Except Five Things In Design
Two magazine traditions, one seam—order and rupture sharing the same page. AI assisted.
Roger Black and David Carson, two of the most famous magazine designers in the world (and two of my favorites), worked in the same industry, in the sam...
The Original Magic 8-Ball vs. Generative AI: A Surprisingly Interesting Comparison
Two products. Both fortune-tellers. Wildly different operating costs.
In 1950, Brunswick Billiards commissioned a Cincinnati novelty firm to design a giveaway. The result was a plastic eight-ball with a 20-sided die suspended in dark blue...
The Seven AI Tools I Actually Use and When — June 2026 Edition
Seven tools, one bench. The skill was always knowing which to pick up. AI assisted.
Everyone keeps asking which AI tool to use, as if one of them is going to win. None is. There’s a stack — more a mix, three or four tools combined into one...
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