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Luke’s first impressions on the platform interactions and user interface potential of the Apple Vision Pro.

As Artificial Intelligence evolves the computing paradigm, designers have an opportunity to craft more intuitive user interfaces. Maximillian Piras examines how the latest AI capabilities can reshape the future of human-computer interaction beyond conversation alone.

In rushing towards visuals before establishing conceptual fidelity, UX designers risk creating negative value for their teams.

What if we had to build a Death Star today? Kevin Kelly writes about the challenges of transmitting a mission into the far future.

AI can and will harm people now and into the future. However, Microsoft’s Aaron Gustafson believes that by acknowledging and intentionally addressing accessibility, our approaches to AI will reduce harm over time as well.

Hybrid and remote work are complicating many of the collaborative challenges that were present long before the pandemic arrived.

Social sciences have some important lessons on trust and technological innovation. In the absence of a clear sense of a technology’s true purposes or how it works, real trust will be elusive.

The Chandigarh chair has a rich and layered history. From faithful reproductions to inspired interpretations, discover Architectural Digest’s top picks of the chair's evolution.

An extract from the designer’s recent publication “Comic Sans, Is it Really That Bad?” delves into the history of the contentious font, uncovering the story of its creation and early uses.

Kelsey Robinson, a designer based in Ann Arbor, created this playful and creative take on the Adobe “A” logo.