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Introducing the spaghetti table protocol challenge.

AI took the how. Now it’s coming for the what — and judgment built through experience, intuition with scars, is what survives

How to ship meaningful, human-centered design when the legal team has as much say as the user

What we lose when we use AI every day.

The announcement is one loud night. The evolution, the slow build starts the morning after, is the whole job.

DesignOps is shifting from governing human-led process to orchestrating human and AI technology towards ethical, meaningful outcomes.

So doing right doesn’t stay caged by self-consciousness

AI moved craft from production to judgment; the same tools can help you protect it, if you describe your standards and keep humans…

The most important design decisions aren’t made when everything works — they’re made when it doesn’t.

The quote was fake, yet the outrage was real. While we argued about it, the water, the power and the public money slipped by unwatched.

How chat, voice, and agentic AI are rewriting the first principles of UX design

The death of design by committee in the age of AI

What happens when the entity that designs everything is itself being designed by machines?

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The work didn’t vanish with the screen. It fell one layer down.

And it’s great… but horrible at the same time

The Greeks knew the answer to this problem, 2300 years ago