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A personal essay and design manifesto exploring what happens when love — not efficiency — becomes the primary design constraint.
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Three Holograms—the Scholar, the Poet, and the Machine—speculate on intellectual property, AI authorship, and whether ownership was always the wrong question.
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How Pokémon Go and Monopoly Go enclose digital commons, extract value from players, and reveal the rise of techno-feudalism.
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Those who do not see, cannot know. Those who do not know, cannot lead.
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Four RFPs for a science ecosystem that grows stronger under pressure, not weaker.
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A Vision of the Post-Institutional Future — on the rise of the 21st Century Centaur and the end of institutional analysis.
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An introduction to IDT — a framework for understanding how top-down, middle-out, and bottom-up forces shape society, and how designers can navigate and influence systemic change.
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An orientation to Generation Sigma for parents and educators — the generation at the crossroads of digital culture, pandemic disruption, and identity fluidity.
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What if your social network was organized around shared ecosystems rather than shared interests? Aram and the Algorithms imagine CHORDA.
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A response to Andreessen’s Techno-Optimism Manifesto, co-authored with ChatGPT. What does it mean to be a conscious, compassionate steward of technology?