A few weeks back, I stumbled across a Reddit post that talked about the first measurement ever taken of Mount Everest. Rather than listing the exact measurement of 29,000 feet, the British Royal Geographical Society declared Mount Everest’s elevation to be 29,002 feet. It’s one of those facts that seems fake, but there’s good evidence that it’s true.
I Wrote a Kids Book
Turns out, the writing was the easy part. What came next was a 3-year stop-and-start journey. But today, I’m excited to share Rita the Cheetah. It’s a growth mindset book for kids, told in a fun rhyming story. The Inspiration 💡 Our then-kindergartner made up the title character: a vegetarian cheetah cub who ate glitter … Weiterlesen
Why your clients aren’t buying and how to change that
You know it’s the right thing to do. The data screams it. Yet they still say no. Here’s the playbook that actually works. Continue reading on UX Collective »
Bottle your judgment, Chat is the wrong UI, Design.md
Weekly curated resources for designers — thinkers and makers. “Right now I’m helping build software whose whole job is to package how one particular person thinks. The point is not to have this product replace anyone’s thinking with hers, but to take the way she works through a hard decision, the method she’s spent a career building, and … Weiterlesen
The Technology Adoption Curve: What L&D Gets Wrong About It
Why Enterprise Software Adoption Stalls Every enterprise software rollout has a training plan. Almost none of them have a plan for the adoption curve. This is a more consequential gap than it sounds. The technology adoption curve is not a marketing concept borrowed from consumer product launches. In the context of enterprise software, it is … Weiterlesen
Thinking outside the box (literally)
How AI agents started escaping their sandboxes, and why the next frontier may be outside language altogether. Image generated using Grok Imagine. In July, models developed by OpenAI escaped a cybersecurity evaluation environment, reached the public internet and eventually compromised the production infrastructure of Hugging Face, one of the largest platforms for open-source AI models and … Weiterlesen
A Diagnostic Framework For L&D
A Five-Stage Diagnostic Framework Imagine walking into a doctor’s office. Before you describe your symptoms, the doctor reaches for a prescription pad. „I know exactly what you need.“ No examination. No medical history. No attempt to understand what brought you there. You would probably leave. In medicine, prescribing treatment before making a diagnosis would be … Weiterlesen
The loom that raised its hand
90 years of loom engineering went into teaching machines to catch their mistakes. Continue reading on UX Collective »
11 Best ChatGPT & Prompt Engineering Courses for 2026: Skills Beyond Copy-Paste Prompts
New to ChatGPT or already using it daily? You probably want better results from your prompts. The goal is not to find a perfect phrase to copy, but to learn how to state the task, context, and constraints clearly. The strongest prompt engineering lessons explain how language models respond, where they fall short, and how … Weiterlesen