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Human-made is the new luxury, and its perception will grow. Not using AI in your front-end work will signal to clients where you place value, and it will open up new perceptions for brands to build from.

Adobe's report shows consumers are attached to ChatGPT and Claude, and they will likely help with holiday shopping. If you want to talk about what you should be doing, I am always open for a conversation. awedity.com

Websites have 2 audiences — humans and AI — each with different needs and expectations when they visit your site, and we need to design for both. If your website is over 3 yearsc old, this is the right time to consider an update - or a tweak. aweditycreative.com/post/web…

People are beautiful, diverse, strange and emotional, AI is pretty flat, but right now if you want your website found in search, you need to design for both. awedity.com/post/building-we…

I was trying to assess where the need for AI in the workplace became desirable. It's not 'free', but it also won't ask for a raise in a year or need time off for maternity leave. Humans can be demanding.

There's a moment when a small moment happens, and you see people in their truest, most natural moment, and they are just like you. I don't think there are any weird people; there are people just not hiding anything.

Why does 'side hustle' feel so dirty? We used to think of these as part-time jobs, ways of making ends meet. Now they are passion projects, fun money, and yet we have not come up with a term that better reflects this.

In the pandemic, we had those who praised the time we got to spend with loved ones. And in AI, it's the ones excited about the opportunities in advancing tech and health. We feel helpless when we do nothing. That's also a choice. Note: I heard it on the show 'The AI Doctor'

If we all have the same AI, we've lost the value of it. In an attention seeking world, being the same is a slow death, but is this where we are headed with AI? aweditycreative.com/post/eve…

We don't often consider the cost of not doing things right. When you get into business, you're often strapped for cash, time, and resources, so we look for places to spend less, or not spend at all. Is your customers' first impression of you good? awedity.com