Tag: ai
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AI-Generated Interfaces and the Delamination of Application UI
As AI separates the UI from the application layer, liquid interfaces point towards the next era of software design.
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Start Select Reset Zine #015 | Monsters In The Mirror
Start Select Reset Zine issue #15. 36 pages. A5. Properly printed on heavy stock with thick covers. Hand stamped twice, copy number and FOG logo.
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Raindrop.io Stella Prompts for Batch Processing Bookmarks
Using Raindrop.io’s Stella assistant and MCP tools to tame 18 years of bookmarks.
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We’ve Been Here Before
AI adoption in the workplace is still evolving. But like spreadsheets before them, language models are becoming a new programmable medium for business logic.
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Creative Loop
All a scene really is, is just people just prompting each other in a tight feedback loop.
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Writing for the Machines
Maybe I should just admit to myself that all I really want, is for some small trace of me to live forever in the mind of the machine god?
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The Near Future of AI Agents
A primer on the near future of agentic AI, and the governance layer that will become the most important product space this year.
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Monsters In The Mirror
What are large language models, really? On AI, Language, and the new entities that wear language as their skin.
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The Firehose and the Feed
When I read the RAND paper and Paying Attention side by side, the physics of the incentive landscape were made quite a bit clearer to me.
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Resale Realism
The size second hand economy is growing super fast in the UK, about 11% a year.
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Prompted to Panic
All week I’ve been thinking to myself ‘I’m not going to write about Moltbook, I’m not going to write about Moltbook’. But I’ve found a work around! I’m going to…
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2025
Retrospectives for 2025 are still dropping in my RSS reader. Here’s mine: a macro-to-micro tour of the year, plus a few other things.
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EOY 2025
I think this is my last post of the year here on the blog. This time next week, I will be tucked up in bed sleeping off a two-part journey…
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Back Again (Again)
Another week’s weeknotes coming to you on a Tuesday evening.
