Niceness as a Function
Perhaps we aren’t blaming autocorrect enough
Perhaps we aren’t blaming autocorrect enough
A child's observation about robots turns out to be one of the sharpest insights into how the values we're encoding into AI today can impact the human experience in the long run.
Perhaps we aren’t blaming autocorrect enough
Perhaps we aren’t blaming autocorrect enough
Perhaps we aren’t blaming autocorrect enough
When a tool compensates for human effort long enough, something shifts. An experiment in turning autocorrect off reveals a pattern especially important in environments where communication precision matters.
A Different Kind of Character Counter
Perhaps we aren’t blaming autocorrect enough
A Different Kind of Character Counter
Speed has become the default measure of a good tool. But in high-stakes environments, the ability to slow down, weigh options, and apply judgment is the actual competitive advantage. Why are we building tools that optimize against it?