On one hand, I’m excited by what’s possible with AI, but here’s the rub: every time I spin up an LLM, a quiet thought lingers: what is this costing the planet?

In a world where machines can automate the logical steps, it’s our imagination, our stories, and our ability to make meaning that matter most.

The new generation of AI-native tools, in particular Cursor, Replit, ChatGPT, Claude, Lovable...have created a way of working that finally matches how I think

Evals are not just a test. They’re a design tool.

Here are the cool things I found this week, I hope you enjoy these little moments that gave me joy this week.

What started as a side project over a cup of tea has taken flight: Winglet is now live 🦉

As Artificial Intelligence (AI) becomes more sophisticated, the limitations of traditional interaction design are becoming clear.

Here are the cool things I found this week: I’m diving deep into The Book of Eels by Patrik

In this post, I explore the emerging paradigm of Model-Centric Products (MCP), explain why it matters for designers, and highlight examples of what this new world looks like.

When we talk about climate action, innovation, and the future of technology, the focus is almost always on humans: how