(Over)Thinking Out Loud
Emma Klint \ud83e\udd86I write about living with technology that thinks, the assumptions built into our tools and systems, and what minds need to thrive.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 58 | Founded | 2 years ago | Last Issue | 12 days ago |
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Please put something useless in your app
Hey buddy.
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A duck? Why is the AI responding with a duck?
I’m in Notion, the place where I keep my writing, my dinner recipes, my plans and dreams, starting a new conversation. And I get a duck-emoji.
With a smile on my face, I st...
I use AI to write everything I publish here. Substack now grades that.
Hi, I’m Emma, a designer in Stockholm with two kids and an overthinking brain. I write about what minds need to thrive, and the quiet assumptions built into our tools, work, and lives. Lately, that means AI, interfaces, and the...
I don’t want AI to understand my silence
“You cannot call it a conversation if it can’t tell morning from midnight.”
The designer is standing by the whiteboard, where TIME AWARENESS has been circled until the marker gave out. Timing is half of human conversation, they say. The pa...
You can do it if you want to
The sentence was written about me at thirteen. I swore I'd never pass it down, and it's already in my mouth.
I bought my six-year-old a chewing necklace. Big silicone beads in pastel colors, made to be bitten. She has been chewing on her h...
You don't want a smarter AI. You want to see your own thinking.
Every time I open a new chat with an AI, it asks me a question before I've typed anything. I’m not talking about the standard phrase “What can I help you with today?” but instead another one hidden in the structure. Am I starting a project...
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We built machines that can do almost anything, then asked them to help us answer email faster. What a waste of imagination. Recovering high-masker and chronic overthinker. Expect sarcasm, speculative design, and ducks. Stockholm. Mom of 2.
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