Jorge Arango

@jarango.bsky.social

Architecting Intelligence https://jarango.com

I've started unfollowing/muting people who repeatedly share posts clearly written by LLMs. It's disrespectful. If someone doesn't have time to think through what they post, whatever they have to say isn't worth my attention.

Greg Petroff and I hosted the second of our Unfinishe_ Open-Ended livestreams yesterday. Our focus was the anxiety many design and product leaders are feeling from AI-driven changes. We surfaced a couple of important insights — check out the recording: thoughts.unfinishe.com/p/open-ended...

Open-Ended Sessions: How Are You Feeling?

A conversation about the anxiety many product and design leaders are feeling due to AI-driven changes.

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Many design and product leaders are feeling anxious. AI initiatives are taking a toll on them and their teams. Join Greg Petroff and me tomorrow (Feb 26) at 8 AM PT for an unscripted conversation about what we're observing and what leading through it might look like. youtube.com/live/4FYXZEk...

Open-Ended Session: How Are You Feeling?

Many design and product leaders are feeling 'AI angst.' Join Jorge Arango and Greg Petroff for an unscripted conversation about the psychological toll of AI ...

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Using Freeform on iPadOS. Whenever I switch to another app (e.g., Safari) for an instant, Freeform resets and the tools go back to their original settings: pen weights, eraser mode, etc. Incredibly frustrating.

Are you feeling anxious? I wouldn’t be surprised if you are. AI is upending our work — and our identities, too. Greg Petroff and I have been discussing what we’re hearing from design and product leaders.

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Just finished reading “Blood Meridian.” Feeling changed, much like when I first read “Moby Dick.” It’ll take time for me to process it, but what an incredible work.

Deep respect to all of you making stuff happen. Talk is cheap. Starting + growing valuable things requires courage, creativity, and gumption — plus lots of luck. Hats off, my risk-taking friends. May the wind be at your back!

Ok, here’s the deal. It’s been over a year since Harry and I started “Traction Heroes.” We’ve published 29 episodes, one every other week, without fail. And we know people are listening, because we can see the stats. But there’s a problem.

Even though my humanities crash course wrapped up at the end of 2025, I’m still keeping up the habit. Rather than follow a syllabus, I’m now getting to classic books that have long been on my to-read pile. Because I’m not publicly accountable, I can enjoy them at a more leisurely pace.

I’m increasingly impatient whenever I hear someone stuck in a high-level, abstracted read of a situation or context. Internally, I’m screaming, “Get to specifics!” (Yes, this is a note-to-self — I’ve been that person.)

As a person with a liberal arts education, I’m egotistically biased to strong agree with this. But legit my whole day is just doing tons of critical thinking, meta thinking, and design thinking - the kind I learned in my crunchy lib arts school - in order to decide what to prompt the bots to make

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