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Searching for results.A few years ago, Ian Bogos wrote a piece for The Atlantic that exploded in popularity. It was about electric vehicles and how it would finally kill manual transmissions. The reaction told him that people weren't…
We can stay cognitively sharp? What will that be like? What activities will we choose with our free time so that we might increase our problem solving, increase our creativity, James Buckh
To bring in those like really really grounded systems and to keep context windows pretty short so that they're not really able to to amalgamate context and information over time and they can kind of just like creating…
That if they talk about it, the muse will run away, that it will evaporate. And so we end up with all this to hip downtown Silicon Valley mystery stuff. And it's not a mystery. It's simply a process. And it is a process…
Began to work on a computer that would be small enough to fit into half of an official Xerox executive issue, beat up leather briefcase. He assembled a team of very gifted engineers and needed a designer to create the…
Out how dangerous this thing is. And so while I sort of hear what Kevin is saying and he's asking about the erosion of human intelligence and stuff, I think of younger generations as like they come of age with these…
This incredible technological innovation that happens because of necessity. So I think it's going to be very interesting. And also, you know, we're natural animals. What we're doing is natural. It's going to kind of…
There you know so I always have like a bone to pick with Matt McConaughey for some reason I don't know why you'll probably see me in town beat me up yeah right like he cares .783) you .272) It doesn't care at all. Cut…
For an artist, it's important to have your own internal metric of success, which is, why am I doing this? What do I want to achieve? Or wh
For an artist, it's important to have your own internal metric of success, which is, why am I doing this? What do I want to achieve? Or wh
Understand what's going on, but really see everything through the lens of the customer's eyes and figure out, OK, what's going on in the macro that can help me solve this customer problem as oppos
Trying to have actually our first sort of welcome call for members and trying to figure out ways to make it even more valuable for folks. And one thing that was mentioned by one of the members is having some more, we…
Guilt trip. And it's like, how many layers deep can you think about what you do versus the way you think about what you do versus how you think about your identity and I think as I've gotten older and riper it's easier…
A lot of thought to the things they design and put onto the world. Yeah, and we got to see how they 3D print prototypes, learn more about their critique process. So there's a video coming out with all of that, the…
At work. You know, they sit down, they eat lunch, they listen to a podcast, they read a thing. And so what could we make that fits into that portion of their life? That's a really key thing for us is just like trying to…
Get the feedback of, I don't want this. And if that's true, stop there because software is expensive to develop and you don't want to continue on with that. And we've seen that time and time again, making experiments…
Interact with all those people. So we forced situations that reinforced this notion of interdisciplinary teaming over and over and over. And then finally, what I would say in our physical spaces is we also said, we're…
I'm going to be real with you. But exactly what you're saying, they say that it's so important to have that in order to create, in order to exercise that creative part of your brain. So I hope that we aren't losing it…
Get a lot of ideas." And I think when people start sitting down and they're immediately in a tool, whatever that tool might be, but they start producing comps, they start getting attached to that. And then there's like…
Of money. He does okay, but it's still tight. Take us into the research process. When you start a new project like this, where do you start how do you break it down I have a very inefficient research process which I…
Really good compass. But over and over and over again, 20-somethings, 40-somethings, 60-somethings, I say, I can help you. What are you looking for? And they say, I don't know. And I say, that
They process the information that is important to us, whether it's practically important or emotionally important. And that's called saliency. That's called salient information. Now we know a
Go to stock or you'll hire somebody or so on. It feels like a stopgap. And if it was a good product that really had clear provenance and you understood what was going on and people were being compensated, you'd probably…
But I've played around with some of these tools like And it is just amazing what you can make in the space of a few minutes, just giving a prompt and sort of a theme or genre. And sometimes in this workshop rerun, we'll…
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