Gemini & Qualitative Data Color Scheme Design Continue reading on UX Collective » Why an earnings test raises uncomfortable questions about art, professional practice, and the value of a degree. Image source: Adobe Stock The Price of a Degree The federal government has decided to ask a question higher education has long avoided. What is a degree worth? …
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Why the best resume may be the wrong resume for a design team
What design leadership gets wrong about experience, expertise, and innovation on a team. Continue reading on UX Collective » A design lead walks a nervous new hire through their first critique. AI Assisted. Every senior designer was once a bet someone made. The generation of judgment the field needs in ten years depends on leaders …
What Shakespeare got wrong about AI
He wrote about a magic you could always stop. We built the kind that gets loose. He understood us better than science fiction ever has. The one thing he couldn’t imagine was what we actually built. Shakespeare’s magic always had an off switch. Somebody could summon it and shut it down. It wore off on its own, …
What Shakespeare got right about AI
From ink and quill to glowing code: Shakespeare’s exploration of prophecy and equivocation, the art of speaking truths that mislead, anticipates the central challenge of our own relationship with artificial intelligence. Every warning we need about AI was written four hundred years ago. What witches, a forged letter, and a haunted prince can teach you …
When the canvas starts acting, who’s really in control?
How agentic interfaces are changing what designers control, from interactions to agency, orchestration and attention. Agentic canvas can now brings context from across tools into one place, then acts on it without needing step by step instructions. AI-generated visual, Aurélie Radom ©. For most of the history of software, the interface has been the place where …