Photo by Mark Mirko/Connecticut Public I moderate a writing discord. In it, we have a channel for discussing AI (or LLMs as I will refer to them) where we talk about developments, its impact on the world/our creative profession, and just about aynthing we want to when it comes to LLMs. This last weekend, a discussion cropped up about the politics and optics around LLMs and one person in particular said something that struck me pretty hard. The discussion was about resisting t

Display of slide deck for Alpha Foods Welcome back to the blog! Today's thoughts? Presentation designers need to be designers first and software experts second. Design vs. Software Something I've long championed in the presentation space is the idea of design over software, that those who create presentations and by extension, design them should be designers first, and software experts second. Too many times, I see legacy experts in the space who know everything about the sof

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