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The obvious path for designers in the AI age is to move closer to code.
But the more valuable path may be upstream: closer to the customer, the business, and the problem.
If everyone can prompt agents to code, the scarce skill becomes knowing why, what, and how to build.
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Where do you see the brand in 10 years?
I still see the same energy around the brand. Something super solar. But it's hard to say. I always wanted to be the biggest name of my generation. And this is still my goal. And we are now the biggest independent brand in Paris. I see all the giants around us, and there are so many steps to the top. But itās... See more
I still see the same energy around the brand. Something super solar. But it's hard to say. I always wanted to be the biggest name of my generation. And this is still my goal. And we are now the biggest independent brand in Paris. I see all the giants around us, and there are so many steps to the top. But itās... See more
Simon Porte Jacquemus On the Future and What He Learned from Rei Kawakubo
Just a dreamā¦ Ā« Le Paysan Campaign Ā»
#jacquemus #dreamcore #montsaintmichel
tiktok.comClaudeās outputs are the product of a form of mimicry, rather than as a report of genuine internal states.
Consciousness is about internal states; the mimicry, no matter how rich, proves very little. Dawkins seems to imagine that since LLMs say things people do, they must be like people, and that simply does not follow.
Consciousness is about internal states; the mimicry, no matter how rich, proves very little. Dawkins seems to imagine that since LLMs say things people do, they must be like people, and that simply does not follow.
Gary Marcus ā¢ Richard Dawkins and The Claude Delusion
Oscar winning director of #SentimentalValue, Joachim Trier: "I say this often because I think of young directors who might be listening or reading: itās natural to feel that youāre fucking it up along the way. It happens every time, every time I see the first cut of the film that we put together, Iām devastated! Every time I call my wife or my friends or my mother or whoever and I say, āI messed it up this time,ā and then at the end of it, I feel okay. I resolved what I can do with this. Thatās the way it is. So Iām never fully getting used to it."ā
Actor Vicky Krieps: "At some point, I was overwhelmed by everything being bigger, and louder, and more intense. I had just had two little children, and that was already crazy enough. I starred in Phantom Thread, and the movie was in the so-called Oscar campaignā¦ And I got scared so I backed away. I thought maybe stepping back was the wrong thing, maybe I just ruined my whole career, but my intuition tells me that I have to take step back from this thing I didnāt feel I would be able to control. And I think the distance from Hollywood really helped me to not only raise my kids in a safe and healthy environment, but it also helped me maintain my own integrity."ā