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Tucker Bryant answers every query sent to his ChatTJB bot himself. And there are thousands of them.
Tech platforms are giving users the option to flag and modulate AI content. Is it a blessing or a burden?
The OpenAI CEO suggested they use ChatGPT to generate podcasts for their kids’ car rides. Parents say they’d rather not, thanks.
With bright images, simpler navigation, and information for quick decision-making, Yahoo’s first weather app redesign in 13 years aims to make...
Naming experts explain why Delta’s new ‘Basic Business’ class doesn’t work, and what airlines can do to make flying at least sound fun again.
The U-Dream headrest doubles as a neck pillow, and it’s kinda genius.
The professional networking platform says the badge gets results for users, but its desperate reputation means it’s time for a redesign.
Seattle’s own “Raider of Trash Cans” is joining the ranks of viral animals from Moo Deng to Punch the monkey.
Blooms by Play-Doh gives your favorite childhood toy an adult-centric glow-up.
The jacket has become an accidental symbol of the AI era.
The pop star’s wedding has a serious AI problem—and social media is all over it.
The doodles are inspired by iconic plays and retro soccer ephemera.
The brand’s new crest, typeface, and jerseys all pull from relics of the past—but they feel anything but dated.
Brian Patrick’s ‘AI Executive Insanity Series’ on social media breaks down some of the wildest claims being made by tech leaders about AI.
The exhibition, titled ‘The Other Side: Ten Years after the Referendum,’ is currently on view at Pentagram’s Osh Gallery in London.
Tip creep can be frustrating, but that doesn’t mean you should abandon tipping norms altogether. New data from Toast offers some up-to-date insights.
United’s World Cup ad strategy made it possible: Buy the white space early, and let social listening do the rest.
A new report from Accenture Song uncovers the secret sauce that makes Lego, Ikea, and Rivian creative powerhouses.
Belgium’s Red Devils are aspiring to win the title of best dressed on the field.
Captain Bob has a whole new look.
Alamo Drafthouse loyalists are upset over a move to a digital ordering system, but the company says it’s on track to have its best year for box...
CMO Julia Collier says the company’s latest effort is inspired by its iconic mailers of yesteryear—but it’s not pure nostalgia.
For the first time, Duolingo is allowing users to bring a streak back from the dead.
Production designer Danny Vermette built an unnerving recreation of an internet ‘backroom,’ featuring tunnels to nowhere, musty props, and 37,000...
New renderings show plans for returning New York City’s ‘hell hole’ train station back to its original Beaux-Arts glory.
Gradients are the new blanding.
The puzzle company Piecework is acquiring the beloved home goods brand after it shut down in February.
A new report shows that the design industry is on the cusp of an AI-based role overhaul.
It’s now integrated with every frontier AI model on the market, which could make the phrase ‘I AI’d it’ a lot more common.
Airlines deny surveillance pricing based on browser histories. A social media trend may say more about the erosion of trust than it does about the...
The company is scrapping its cluttered packaging for a new look that’s harder to walk past.
It’s the Skelly of soccer.
Long considered Instagram’s little sibling, Threads is ready make a name of its own.
Do you remember the first song you streamed? Spotify’s Your Party of the Year(s) will mine your listening data for that nugget, and more.
It’s evidence of just how much of a cultural phenomenon the newspaper’s ‘Games’ category has become.
The update takes Venmo’s UX from phone book vibes to modern century payment platform.
For years, visitors to the family home of Walter Gropius had to use a single porta-potty. Now, they’ll get to experience a commode that honors his...
Who is Peter Arnell, America’s new chief brand architect? You might know him from Tropicana’s failed rebrand or that infamous Mike Tyson Super...
“There was a lot of materiality in work, and that’s what Emma wanted: to literally feel like she’s a painting,” artist Anna Deller-Yee says.
MV Hondius, a luxury ship operated by Oceanwide Expeditions, is being held off the coast of West Africa due to a ‘serious medical situation’ on board.
Hunter Peterson wants to turn Spirit into the airline ‘for the people.’ The internet’s response proves how dire air travel has become.
Adidas’s head of innovation unpacks how a shoe that weighs less than a bar of soap helped break two world records at the London Marathon.
Protestors are getting creative to poke fun at two of the most hated tech bros in America.
The limited edition passports are only available in Washington D.C., but their impact will be much bigger. That’s by design.
At just 97 grams, the Adidas Adizero Adios Pro Evo 3 is an ultralight ‘supershoe’ worn by Kenya’s Sabastian Sawe as he crossed the finish line.
The music platform’s first foray into the fitness world comes with a Peloton partnership.
KitKat’s new wrapper is a pouch designed to block signals to your phone.
The original Coors Banquet just got a cooler younger brother.
Vancouver’s Hive building is the latest proof that mass timber construction is here to stay.
The collection includes a sleeping bag with wings instead of zippers, a bag with magnetic closures, and a wheelchair-accessible tent.
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