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10 Brutally Honest Predictions on the Future of AI ¶
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What a bizarre world the technocracy has created. It thought it was building the future, but instead it will force people to return to a past even older than Silicon Valley itself.
The analog trend is already in full swing, but I can see how this sense of trust could push it even further in areas like photography.
The human is the loop | Brent Fitzgerald ¶
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There’s also a large segment of the tech industry now betting on a mass socioeconomic dependency on LLMs. The only way those valuations are ever justified is if we collectively become hopelessly dependent on AI-based tech.
The crutch issue is real. Feeling like you need to bring in a LLM to do something as opposed to just using it as a tool. See Maslow's Hammer.
The future of the website · Joost.blog ¶
joost.blog
Conversion is leaving the website More and more buying decisions happen away from your site: in AI answers, in chat interfaces, in agent-mediated transactions. This is the uncomfortable one. You can rage against it or you can plan for it. The website doesn’t die in that world. Its role shifts. It becomes the canonical source of truth about your business: the system of record that feeds every surface where the actual decision gets made. If an AI assistant recommends you, it’s because your home base gave it every reason to. Thin, stale, machine-hostile websites simply won’t be recommended.
Very good overview (and historical context) on how to evolve your web presence in a post agentic world.
Message your other Claude Code sessions - Claude Code Docs ¶
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Let Claude list and message your other Claude Code sessions on one machine, and reply to your sessions on other machines or on the web through Remote Control.
No more "write a note to let the other Claude know what we've done" now...
Designing for the proxy. Why AI is changing who reads first. | by Aurélie Radom | Aug, 2026 | UX Collective ¶
uxdesign.cc
Marshall McLuhan argued in Understanding Media that every new medium changes not only how information is distributed, but also how it is created. Search engines rewarded discoverability, social media rewarded engagement, and LLMs reward interpretability. Whether we realize it or not, we are beginning to design with this new audience in mind. The problem begins when the signal replaces the thing it was meant to represent.
Great articulation of how we design information in the age of LLMs. Are we designing for humans or our LLM proxies?
It pays to be nice
In today's Superhuman post, which is a #mustread for me every day, they point to a meme made by Albertooz in the ChatGPT subreddit that reminded me of this post I wrote called Why AI Might Fear Us way back in 2016. I know it burns tokens, but I just got to think it is…
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I've Got The Fire Of Hell In My Eyes– And It's ChatGPT
"— says the song 'in the style of Nick Cave', and that's kind of true. I have got the fire of hell in my eyes – and it's ChatGPT." Nick Cave from The Red Hand Files
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How Bad Is Your Spotify?
Turns out mine is bad. I'm also uncool and old. More on that in a bit. Let me tell you how I found out…
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It's Not A Two Horse Race For Voice Assistants And Chatbots Aren't Dying
Our early virtual assistants are kind of janky. That's okay!
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Announcing Tasted!
Regan Burns Cafiso, our Head of Content Strategy, doing a demo of Tasted
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