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Dave Snyder|Commentary

Your boss made a prototype

Good. The process was never the point.

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Martín Zabaleta|Peru's Sacred Valley

Designing with the Andean principle of Ayni: "What will we choose to give back?"

How the Quechua word for reciprocity can guide a new design philosophy

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Stephen Fritz|Commentary

Corporate crisis is design’s opportunity

After years of prioritizing efficiency, businesses need the visionaries they've been undervaluing.

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Laura Sofia Cardozo|Peru's Sacred Valley

The value of multigenerational memory in design practice

Attendee at the Reclaiming Value convening on ways Indigenous knowledge frameworks can be responsibly borrowed and applied in design work

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Kajsa Kedefors

Art Basel Hong Kong featured an AI and digital art exhibit

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Matt Colangelo|Commentary

Landlines. #90s Tik Tok. Medievalcore. Strategists are proclaiming that 2026 is the year of nostalgia.

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Rachel Gogel|Commentary

The age of agency

As the traditional corporate 9-to-5 is questioned, creative leaders have an opportunity to redefine career success

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David Z. Morris|Analysis

“Suddenly everyone’s life got a lot more similar”: AI isn’t just imitating creativity, it’s homogenizing thinking

Generative tools may be flattening creativity, innovation, and even self-understanding.

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Jameson Proctor|Commentary

Open systems, open futures

What designers can learn from WordPress about the next generation of AI

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Kim Devall|Commentary

The most disruptive thing a brand can do is be human

Creative director Kim Devall argues that in an era of automation, human craft, taste, and imperfection remain a brand’s most disruptive advantage.

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Louisa Eunice|Essays

The afterlife of souvenirs: what survives between culture and commerce?

“Arts and crafts is the only creative industry where developing countries have a leading position in the global market.” What we often call kitsch may, in fact, be cultural endurance.

Stainless steel detail of top of the Chrysler Building (Art Deco style – National Historic Lanmark) in Black & White. Midtown, Manhattan

Taraka ‘TK’ Tennakoon

A new chapter of human ingenuity in the age of AI

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