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Essays on how AI is reshaping digital product design, discovery and marketing, arguing for adaptive interfaces that merge inspiration and intent. It explores strategic consequences for brands, platforms and businesses as AI assistants become the intermediary layer.
Scott Hurff writes long-form essays on product design, using personal anecdotes about everyday app frustrations and drawing on research such as touch-target studies. Readers get practical, reasoned guidance on making interfaces that are easier and more pleasant to use.
Joshua Wold writes short personal essays for product designers on building products that serve real users, favouring fast, dogfooded first versions over speculative features. Issues also drift into reflections on nature and mindfulness.
A personal newsletter on designing products and interfaces in the age of AI, mixing reflections on the author's design background with ideas about agents, invisible interfaces and humane product design. Readers get a thoughtful, first-person perspective on what it means to design for humans alongside AI.
A practical newsletter for product managers and builders on designing, evaluating and deploying AI features, with short flashcard-style lessons and course promotion. Readers get frameworks for measuring AI quality versus product value and for deciding where AI belongs in a product.
Pulse Labs' Beat publishes short essays on product design, AI bias, diversity and inclusion, and accountability for AI outputs. Readers get a practitioner's view of where AI and design choices can go wrong, with concrete examples like inconsistent chatbot answers.
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