Steve retweeted
People are celebrating that they don’t have to think anymore. Don’t have to use Figma anymore. Read anymore and not even write. I don’t get it and don’t see why it’s celebrated.
I hand write more than ever. Create mood boards in Figma. Ideate in my sketchbook. Mix it with Ai but don’t let it take over my own thinking because the brain need active stewardship. It needs to be challenged in order to stay sharp.
All these Chinese OEMs are gonna reverse engineer the hell out of this effect
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Apple Music is absolutely COOKING with HEAD TRIP, its first major electronic music festival livestream 🔥
FISHER b2b Chris Lake just went OFF.
More festivals should be streaming directly inside music apps tbh.
Catch it LIVE on Apple Music while it's hot.
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Steve retweeted
"Pick the Pencil and Draw"
Pope Leo XIV
In this era of artificial intelligence, it is becoming urgent to distinguish human art from what machines produce. There is an ontological difference, even before an aesthetic one, between art and what a machine can generate through statistical calculation based on millions of images created by others. Algorithms lack the spark of humanity. For this reason, the Church wishes to renew an alliance with artists and cultural institutions to safeguard our humanity.
Steve retweeted
I wrote this close to a year ago and just found it in my notes app, and I feel it more than ever so I thought id post it
I’ve been thinking for a while, the opposite of AI music maybe isnt human music. It’s making music.
The process is the magic. I think anyone whos been lucky enough to make music, or make anything, has been able to feel this in different ways since forever.
I think this is maybe why ive felt no pull whatsoever to even try it. I place so so so much of my identity in that process, and I haven’t found that to be a negative place to put it.
So I have really no desire to do less of that bit. Because that bit is kind of where I find myself most clearly
and it’s also my meditation, daily compass. Giving the process bit to a machine would be intrinsically contrary to what I love about the whole thing.
The clumsy dedicated tumbling towards an idea isss the thing we are most lucky to get to do. The hours and hours and years and years of endlessly trying to make the thing you wish could exist.
Theres lot of things im worried about AI threatening, but that will never be one.
























