[ad_1] However, the interface of Rabbit R1, as demonstrated so far, seems more conceptual. The examples of its use were clearly staged, and the presentation raised more questions than it provided answers. While Rabbit makes bold claims, in the real world, especially among those who understand technology, there are clear concerns. The functionality of Rabbit […]
[ad_1] Weekly curated resources for designers — thinkers and makers. Just like buildings, a chair must have certain qualities to qualify. They need to be functional to fulfill their objective. Secondly, a chair needs to be stable to withstand weight. This includes the choice of material to increase its lifespan and repeated use. Lastly, a […]
[ad_1] Take it from a designer: design is a force at the intersection of constraints. I love grappling with silo problems. They plague design. It’s ironic because the process of design is tailor-made to bust silos and discover shared purpose. It is the perfect channel for discovering that ‘point of unity where contrasting perspectives overlap’ […]
[ad_1] The frustration UXRs feel when nobody heeds our insights and the amount of impact we have can be improved if we view our role as having two primary jobs: (1) to immerse oneself in the product domain and user’s world until it’s second nature and (2) to influence the minds and behavior of stakeholders […]
[ad_1] In an unanticipated dawn on a sacred Saturday at 6:00 a.m., aligning with the sanctity of the Jewish calendar’s holy day, the week’s revered day for the Jewish community, Hamas breached Gaza’s border fence with Israel. Invading Israeli towns, they perpetrated heinous acts, causing devastation by massacring entire families. Hamas engaged in reprehensible acts […]
[ad_1] Today marks the 95th day in the ongoing conflict between Hamas and Israel. Reporting live from Israel, I am Y. Pinto. It appears absurd that, throughout this war, there has been a global oversight of Hamas’s cynical and systematic manipulation of the residents in the Gaza Strip. Strangely, Israel bears the brunt of incessant […]
[ad_1] A seismic upheaval jolts Iran, claiming numerous lives; Jordan launches assaults in Syria; the US and England engage in a strategic dance in the Red Sea. Let’s delve into the week’s unfolding events in our vicinity. Iran witnesses an unparalleled assault, leaving 95 lives extinguished and over 200 wounded. This meticulously planned strike transpires […]
[ad_1] Approximately three weeks post the unfortunate shooting incident claiming the lives of hostages Alon Shamriz, Yotam Haim, and Samer Talalka, and one week following the IDF’s disclosure of the investigation detailing the sequence of malfunctions culminating in the tragic event, the parents convened for the initial encounter. [ad_2] Source link
[ad_1] In a groundbreaking newspaper investigation, the harrowing plight of numerous young women held captive by Hamas terrorists has come to light for the first time. Distraught families are now imploring for decisive action to secure the release of their loved ones. [ad_2] Source link
[ad_1] “Trying to predict the future is a discouraging, hazardous occupation.” — Arthur C. Clarke, 1964 What I said in 2022 In the first week of 2022, I wrote down my five thoughts for the year at the intersection of creativity and technology. I called them “thoughts,” not “predictions,” because they were observations of new […]
