She/Her. Design Director. Ex-Twitter, Meta. Motion Design nerd and lover of podcasts.
Brooklyn, NY
Joined December 2009
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Deleting this app for a bit, it’s no longer useful to me ✨✌🏻🌙
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What’s it called when you’re introverted but have taken on numerous leadership and outgoing roles your whole life? 😂 – at Oklahoma, USA
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Love to see it. Until artists can consent to and are properly compensated for their IP being used to train AI models, I’ll feel icky about using it. Building revolutionary design tools ethically doesn’t have to be this hard.
There’s nothing more satisfying than recommending someone for a job, then they get that job, and then the hiring manager says “great recco btw, we love them!” This my drug of choice.
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As VFX become increasingly essential to every film production, the expectations become more unrealistic, the exploitation becomes even more evident, and it's about time VFX artists unionize.
If we can't learn to make good films w/o exploitation, we need to build another system.
No matter where the product goes, I’ll always be proud of our team for this work 💪🏻
Emojipedia now includes the full set of highly detailed glossy emoji sticker designs used in select @Twitter features such as Twitter Statuses and its Android image editor tool.
These designs are not, however, currently used within tweets themselves.
🔗 blog.emojipedia.org/twitters…
Any good threads on the legality of using unlicensed art to train AI models? I’d like to know more, but Google search is v limited.
AI portraits are impressive and v cool! But the ethics of ownership behind this remarkable tech gives me pause, especially as an artist and someone who regularly hires artists.
