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PortraitDaljit SinghDesigner and Sideways founder Daljit Singh explains why better technology begins with looking harder, removing more and proving trustworthiness through what a product actually does.
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Stuart McKenna and Russell Hall explain why the strongest immersive experiences make sophisticated technology disappear behind story, shared emotion and the visitor's own sense of discovery.
Homebrew made Max Howell famous among software developers without making him rich. Seventeen years later, he argues that AI is removing the technical barrier to building software—and making the quality of the idea, the taste behind it and the ability to reach people more important than ever.
The futurist on why prediction is a fool's errand, what overusing AI did to his judgement, and the human capacities he refuses to hand over.
Digital-forensics specialist Andrew Sheldon explains why thinking clearly means forming a hypothesis, seeking corroboration and refusing to trust the first convincing answer.