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1) Social Connections: ocial acceptance and improved digital experiences will usher a new wave of growth in friendly hangouts (House Party), shared screens (Squad), asynchronous catchups (Marco Polo), or finding love (Bumble).
JJ Oslund • The “Verticalization” of Zoom
Streamline the UX for in-app ordering – the fewer steps, the more likely you will drive sales. Also, brands that focus on hyper-local last-mile deliveries (think festivals, outdoor venues and sporting arenas) are likely to gain market share.
Andrea Bell • CCC - Home
None of this is to imply that human beings should repudiate the technologies that make us more efficient. We just have to recognize which needs greater quantity can meet, and which it cannot. For example, AI chatbots cannot meet the need for intimacy. LLMs cannot meet the need for creativity. AI-generated art cannot meet the need for aesthetic nour... See more
via Charles Eisenstein
The existing user interface, mostly built around search and convenience, simply wasn’t built for browsing and discovery.
The New Consumer • The online grocery discovery problem
Cards Against Humanity Asked People to Give It $5 on Black Friday for Nothing in Return. The Stunt Worked.
Matt Weinberger • Cards Against Humanity Asked People to Give It $5 on Black Friday for Nothing in Return. The Stunt Worked.
be different
Cosign is time-stamped, social capital investing in people.
Erik Torenberg • The Promise of Peer-to-Peer Credentials
I find it fascinating & troubling that humans are getting lonelier as we simultaneously create a world that’s both safer and wealthier.
Esther Crawford • Tweet
As Fred Brooks pointed out almost 50 years ago, “adding more engineers to an already late project won’t make it go faster”.