
CEO and co-founder of @UseAllFive 🤚 Part-time professor at LMU M-School + guest lecturer at UCLA DMA.
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Start ups like taste labs trying to solve this problem - will be interesting to see their results over time
I’ve been obsessively thinking about the difference between what an AI model thinks is good design and what you think is good design.
Models have a pretty good baseline. But they don’t have a good way to understand your judgment. And when you switch between AI tools, you end up explaining yourself all over again.
This is what I’ve been exploring in my free time with Taste - how do you capture judgement and feedback and build a portable taste profile.
Below is the same prompt and model, with and without access to my saved designs/taste profile.
I want the tools I build with to understand the decisions I’d make, and why. I want the first output to feel much closer to something I would’ve actually designed.
MORGAN STANLEY ACCIDENTALLY LEAKS 100+ DEAL PIPELINE
A Morgan Stanley employee mistakenly emailed an internal document detailing more than 100 investment-banking deals being pitched or monitored across Asia and other regions.
The list reportedly included potential IPOs, private-equity backers, pension funds and paused projects.
Morgan Stanley said it promptly addressed the inadvertent disclosure and is engaging with relevant parties.
Geeking out on this map of all the active pinball machines in the world pinballmap.com/map
One of the best stories/tactcis of WW2 was about inflatable tanks history.com/articles/ghost-a…
what timeline are we on
Holy crap POTUS just phoned in @JensenHuang live on stage at All In Summit
We will not lose the ai race! And whatever Dario said this weekend won’t stop our progress
This made my morning!
$NVDA
when your team runs into @mikesmith187 in philly, always let him shoot a few photos - guy is a pro (cc @Smith_Diction and @useallfive)
over the last 12 months, way more potential clients have been asking for unpaid spec work in their RFPs.
i have a theory on why, but first i'm curious are other agencies and studios seeing the same thing, or is it just us?
I setup a @bot to look up who’s spam calling me and prepare a letter to demand some money (inspired by @theoliverxp’s work in this space)


















