Brian Thomas Clark

More and more, I feel myself drawn to ambient for its own anesthetic, mind-wipe effects. And I find myself less willing to deal with music that challe

In an age where AI swallows up datasets from across the internet and has no real design perspective beyond what it can copy, and where all of our data

This is where the discourse has landed:AI creates abundance.Abundance creates too many options.So now the bottleneck is taste.So far so good, until yo

Instead of having companies build a specialized interface for every kind of work, the AI generates the right interface on the fly. I suspect the futur

By contrast, when “everything is at our fingertips” — when art is compressed into the same omnipresent and infinite digital non-time as every random p

All this should seem obvious, which is most troubling: the lack of communal love — the indifference we have towards neighbors, strangers — is not only

In the end, shame has its purpose, of course. It acts as the great course-corrector, with a kind of redemptive electricity that forever nudges us towa

It doesn’t mean websites and apps are dead, far from it. They will have a role to play, but an organization must be prepared to experiment across a la