Mads McCausland

@madsmccaus.bsky.social

Ideas, Art & Technology

Ai is flattening knowledge workers’ professional, and dare I say personal, identities. I’m looking for 5 US-based creatives who want to get together, an hour once a week, to talk about what’s going on for you. The point I want to make is that you’re not alone in it.

Ai is flattening knowledge workers’ professional, and dare I say personal, identities.

The phenomenon of technological shifts isn’t new, but the speed of which this is happening, is.

Are you a designer or creative professional who’s also feeling confused by the whole thing? Let’s talk about it. 

I’m looking for 5 US-based who want to get together, an hour once a week, to talk about what’s going on for you, share experiences, grievances, frustrations. 

Call it what you want, the point I want to make is that you’re not alone in it.

Ai is flattening knowledge workers’ professional, and dare I say personal, identities. I’m looking for 5 US-based creatives who want to get together, an hour once a week, to talk about what’s going on for you. The point I want to make is that you’re not alone in it.

Ai is flattening knowledge workers’ professional, and dare I say personal, identities.

The phenomenon of technological shifts isn’t new, but the speed of which this is happening, is.

Are you a designer or creative professional who’s also feeling confused by the whole thing? Let’s talk about it. 

I’m looking for 5 US-based who want to get together, an hour once a week, to talk about what’s going on for you, share experiences, grievances, frustrations. 

Call it what you want, the point I want to make is that you’re not alone in it.

Being a creative thinker/problem solver that's able to zoom out and look at the problem from a higher view is, I think, what AI is enabling. As toolkits collapse, we can all focus on more important questions like "How do we solve this problem in the best possible way?"

Funfold (verb, noun): As a verb: to let enjoyment emerge through gradual discovery; to open up to something in a way where fun reveals itself layer by layer rather than all at once. Example usage: “The project didn’t start out exciting, but once we stopped forcing it, it began to funfold.”