A Renaissance of the Humanities is comingIn the coming several years, the question will no longer be HOW to build new technologies but WHAT we want and how to articulate those…1d ago1d ago
The AI Shopping Wars: When Amazon’s Founder Backs Its Potential Rival-Perplexity Pro ShopIn my over two decades of working in technology and e-commerce, I’ve observed Amazon’s Jeff Bezos make countless strategic moves. But his…3d ago3d ago
Empathy as Strategy: Transforming Marketing Through “Withness”Marketing often gets a bad rap. Many see it as manipulative, pushing products through psychological tricks and data-driven targeting. And…Nov 9Nov 9
AI Won’t Take All Our JobsHistory repeatedly shows that humans are not just adaptable; we’re also endlessly resourceful in leveraging new tools to enhance, not…Oct 31Oct 31
When Tech Isn’t “With and For” Us: How Misaligned Design Reflects Unhealthy RelationshipsThe notification lights up your screen for the fifth time in an hour. You know you should ignore it — you have work to do, but the pull is…Oct 28Oct 28
Language: The Original Artificial Intelligence?Language is a powerful force that shapes how we think, feel, and communicate. For centuries, philosophers and scientists have debated the…Oct 8Oct 8
Closing the Empathy Gap: A Skill We Can’t Afford to LoseA few years ago, I was having coffee with a close friend. We hadn’t seen each other in months, and as soon as we sat down, he started…Sep 27Sep 27
The Abusive Nature of Media: Are We in a Toxic Relationship?It’s not easy to stay healthy even in the best relationships, but in an abusive relationship, mental health is always compromised. In a…Sep 7Sep 7
The Global Screen: Navigating Cultural HomogenizationIn a time where our world increasingly exists on screens, we find ourselves participants in a grand, often unseen experiment. Our…Aug 30Aug 30
The Michael Scott Trap: Why We Cling to Bad DecisionsRemember when Michael Scott, the endearingly misguided boss from “The Office,” refused to give up on his “Scott’s Tots” promise, even when…Aug 21Aug 21