Reading list

• Deliberation seems all but certain in the case of Bankman-Fried and FTX. The fraud was more or less hard coded in the platforms code.
• Our resident truth teller is usually quick to point out that AI is neither artificial nor intelligent. But as ChatGPT is having an Imagenet moment, Ben Evans, a smarty pant from the UK, is asking where the humans are looped in, and what's the point of leverage.

Design of the week

• This stunning site allows you to build your own candle light holder in a very pretty and straight forward way.
• Through the windowis a digital art piece created by DVTK (Kim Boutin and David Broner) in the context of COVID 19's lockdown. You can submit a picture of landscapes or just gaze at other landscapes blend.
• A beautiful site showcasing Arvin Lewis' work for various brands. There's nothing in here that isn't nice.

Tech of the week

• Zapier is offering ways of integrating OpenAI. Somewhere, someone is having AI reply to messages on slack this very moment, but I can't tell you who.
• Handling and directing to multiple languages in Next.js hasn't been a walk in the park until now.
• Perhaps a godsend for any marketing department fronting developer services, the Tome app elaborates and creates a "powerful story" based on simple, clear and precise instructions. So have a developer tell you exactly what they're making, plug that into Tome, and get it spread across a dozen slides. So like this, just newer.
• Migration tool for Mastodon!
• Let's also have another round of AI based email assistants! Perhaps it'll stick this time. Ellie promises to learn your writing style and reply to emails on your behalf.