Lead Writer, @hark_labs. Former Global Design Editor @fastcompany
Joined January 2008
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Mark Wilson retweeted
I've been using AT&T for over 20 years. From my first flip phone, to my first iPhone, they've always brought the best products in the world to market
Now, I'm excited to partner with AT&T on what’s coming next
Today, we’re partnering with AT&T to bring you the next generation of AI-native consumer devices.
AT&T is also investing in Hark and collaborating in areas like device certification and network connectivity.
AT&T’s infrastructure paired with Hark’s AI platform and hardware will help enable Hark to become the leader in personalized consumer intelligence.
Mark Wilson retweeted
Today, we’re partnering with AT&T to bring you the next generation of AI-native consumer devices.
AT&T is also investing in Hark and collaborating in areas like device certification and network connectivity.
AT&T’s infrastructure paired with Hark’s AI platform and hardware will help enable Hark to become the leader in personalized consumer intelligence.
Mark Wilson retweeted
Working with @jendarhy is one of the best parts of my day-to-day at @anduriltech...and @ctrlzee at @FastCompany did a great job capturing her true essence in this profile.
My fave quote: “Here are exactly the three tans you’re allowed to use. That’s it. Nobody gets to pick tans anymore. Actually, nobody gets to pick any colors anymore.”
😂😂😂
“Defense is an industry that needs design the most,” she says. “It’s the dirtiest, dullest, most dangerous job—you’d want to design for an audience [facing] that.” - @jendarhy, Anduril VP of Design.
Mark Wilson retweeted
This deeply reported essay from @ctrlzee looks at @jgebbia's first months as America's first Chief Design Officer. It's a nuanced critique of what Gebbia has gotten right and wrong, and how good design is dependent on good intent. Worth a read: fastcompany.com/91458973/chi…
Mark Wilson retweeted
#RebrandReuse is going to #SXSWLondon
We’ll explore the ultimate design challenge: how to create the un-throwaway world. Join the conversation & register for free: lnkd.in/deiHU-Kr
And don’t forget to share your designs before it’s too late at rebrandreuse.org
Mark Wilson retweeted
hidden cost to having AI help you with something - brain pollution
the ideas it puts forth can muddy your original thinking by providing a valid answer to an open-ended question that then stops you from exploring further & finding a different way of expressing your idea
Mark Wilson retweeted
Excellent piece by @ctrlzee in @FastCompany explores what it takes to build a AI foundation model that can translate, summarize, and parse the real world for us, just like ChatGPT can translate, summarize, and parse a block of text ➡️ fastcompany.com/91306346/arc…
Mark Wilson retweeted
“ChatGPT can talk because it’s read a lot. So what happens when you feed an AI countless scientific readings? It learns physics, and how the world itself works.” @fastcompany @ctrlzee
What happens when you feed an AI countless scientific readings? As Archetype AI found out, it learns physics, and how the world itself works. f-st.co/QkdtB6L
Mark Wilson retweeted
API design is an under-appreciated craft, but we love obsessing over it. Steve and I spoke to @ctrlzee and Fast Company about how we approach it:
One thing I love about working at OpenAI is the craftsmanship the team put into every param name, field, and line of code
@athyuttamre and I got to chat to @ctrlzee about it
fastcompany.com/91294955/ope…
Mark Wilson retweeted
I spent the last few months reporting a profile of Neri Oxman and the radical, whimsical, $100 million design studio she recently opened. We talked about her ambitions for OXMAN and her tumultuous past year.
Read it here:
fastcompany.com/91259975/ner…
Mark Wilson retweeted
How will AI revolutionize our interactions with devices? Mark Wilson @ctrlzee argues that we've been too focused on gadget assistants "at the expense of imagining the experience AI can create." He cites our work as one of these potential experiences: "Archetype believes it can build something that feels less like a friend and more like real-time intuition [...] perhaps foreseeing an accident on a job site as easily as Google currently auto-completes a sentence."
It's a great read, as always!
fastcompany.com/91231902/the…
Mark Wilson retweeted
how do we respond to new tools of our time? @ctrlzee talks to @pentagram's paula scher on the backlash against her use of AI. she compares the outrage to when x-acto knives replaced razor blades for paste-up...and when desktop publishing replaced that
fastcompany.com/91240809/pen…
Mark Wilson retweeted
An interview with Meta's heads of design for wearables Joshua To and Michelle Pujals on Orion's design, aiming to make Orion the AirPods of AR, and more (@ctrlzee / Fast Company)
fastcompany.com/91229358/ins…
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Mark Wilson retweeted
Honored to see my election map featured in @FastCompany with "This shapeshifting map shows how big Trump’s 2024 win really is." Huge thanks to Mark Wilson @ctrlzee for spotlighting this approach to visualizing election results—thrilled to see it resonate!👉fastcompany.com/91224561/how…
Mark Wilson retweeted
Who's ready for football season to start this Thursday? Luckily, we partnered with the @NFL to relaunch the new app, which provides the ultimate fan experience! Learn more in this article by @ctrlzee for @FastCompany fastcompany.com/91182211/how…
Mark Wilson retweeted
X spinout Skip unveiled the MO/GO, the world’s first “e-bike for your body,” in partnership with @Arcteryx—an exoskeleton designed to help people walk, hike, and move around with ease.
@FastCompany’s @ctrlzee tried it on for size; here’s what he thought: shorturl.at/eCKaG
