What the * happened in March?
The world has gone mad. There's plenty of evidence to that. The AI space is pretty exciting though. I also have AI-fatigue + AI-anxiety, but found a lot of things to celebrate, learn, and be fascinated about in March. And some that really annoyed me (spoiler: Ghibli).
👾 Emerging + Future Design roles
The design world is changing fast. As we head into 2025, it’s clear that the roles we’ve been used to are starting to blur and evolve into something new. Instead of fixed job titles like UX designer or UI specialist, we’re seeing hybrids emerge. Think design engineers, fluid designers, conversational designers - let's explore some of them.
⚡️ How to regain AI enthusiasm
AI-fatigue is real and you're not alone in feeling drained by this space. While you don't "have to" be excited about AI, I find it refreshing to remain curious and somewhat excited about the technological progress and new tools. And I'm here to share my "recipe" with you. 🙋♀️
🌌 How to find a job in the AI space
“🙋♀️ I want to work in AI but I have no AI experience because I never worked in AI” is the modern version of the classic conundrum "I can't get a job because I have no experience because I can't get a job". 😅 We'll explore how you can get your foot in the door with companies building AI products.
💫 Critical thinking in the age of AI
Today most answers are available at the tip of our (GPT) fingers - It's the questions that matter now more than ever. Critical thinking helps us ask the right, meaningful, and important questions. Let's explore how + some other cool AI stuff ✨
