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Rethinking AI and Design Workflows So, I’ve been diving into the recent discussions in the design community about AI loops and automation—definitely an exciting topic! As highlighted in a post by Peter, these “agents” really are loops; they tackle a task, gather the necessary info, and present an output when they feel satisfied. But what

New AI Education Insights I’ve been keeping an eye on AI developments over the past day and I can’t help but share what’s buzzing in the education space. The Rundown’s AI University is now offering daily 10-minute video guides that cover the week’s hottest AI tools and workflows. It’s a brilliant way for busy designers

AI on the Move: Mobile Coding with Codex This morning I was excited to see OpenAI take Codex mobile – a game changer for developers and design pros alike. You no longer have to be chained to your desk (or lugging a laptop around) to keep long-running AI tasks ticking over. Instead, you can manage

Anthropic vs OpenAI: A Shifting Enterprise Landscape This morning I was reading up on the latest AI business metrics from Ramp’s AI Index – and it’s been an interesting shift. Anthropic has edged past OpenAI in paid business-adoption stats, an enterprise surge that’s quadrupled over the past year. This trend, detailed in Ramp’s report, suggests

New Interaction Models: A Game-Changer for Real-Time Collaboration This morning, I couldn’t help but get excited reading about Thinking Machines Lab’s new interaction models. If you’ve ever dreamed of an AI that can chat, share visuals, and even react to your every interruption in real-time, you’re not alone. It really feels like AI is slowly

Embracing AI in Product Design Hey folks, I’ve been deep-diving into some fascinating resources lately, and one piece that really grabbed my attention was Nielsen Norman Group’s “Designing AI Agents: 4 Lessons from China’s Qwen Agent”. It’s a refreshing reminder of how AI can be woven into our design processes without overwhelming users. What particularly

AI Tools Reshaping Our Workflows I’ve recently been mulling over how AI is changing the rules of the game in product design—and it’s pretty staggering. A recent Tokenmaxxing video on YC’s Lightcone explained how a single designer working with AI agents can now accomplish what used to require a whole team. The idea is that

Leveraging AI and Agents for Custom Design Recently, I came across an inspiring update from Ben’s email app project (read more here) which detailed how he built his own custom email client. I couldn’t help but notice how his use of AI agents and tools like Codex and Factory is changing the way we think

AI Voice Agents and Conversational UX This morning I was reading about OpenAI’s latest upgrade in voice agents that’s really turning heads. Their new trio of real-time voice models – including GPT-Realtime-2 – now boasts a reasoning capability that mimics natural conversation more closely than ever. It’s a game changer for digital product design, as

Anthropic & SpaceX: A Compute Power Move This morning, I was intrigued to see Anthropic and SpaceX joining forces in a compute deal that’s making waves. In a surprising twist (remember when Elon Musk hinted that Anthropic should be renamed “Misanthropic”?), the partnership now sees Anthropic leasing SpaceX’s massive Colossus 1 compute cluster. This move

AI in Your Pocket: The Rise of the AI Agent Phone This morning, I was struck by some intriguing news from the AI world. OpenAI is reportedly fast-tracking its very first AI phone – an ambitious project set for mass production as early as 2027. Supply chain analyst Ming-Chi Kuo claims that the phone will