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The AI trust dilemma: balancing innovation with user safety

As AI technology advances, it is crucial to prioritize safety and trust in AI products to address user concerns and build trust in the technology.
Building AI products that prioritize data privacy and user trust is essential to bridge the existing trust gap.
Key principles for ensuring safety in AI products include external protections, transparency, and user control over their data.
Legal regulations, privacy laws, and emergency handling procedures are vital considerations in building responsible AI products.
Preventing bot abuse, conducting safety audits, and having backup AI models in place are essential for maintaining user trust and satisfaction.
Transparency, clear communication, and open dialogue are crucial for establishing trust in AI systems and maintaining clear boundaries between AI and human interactions.
Offering users control over their data, including allowing them to decide what information the AI retains and how it is used, is key to building trust and respect for privacy.
Personalization in AI should be transparent, user-controlled, context-aware, and respectful of user consent to avoid feelings of invasion of privacy.
Allowing users to store conversations locally, implementing app-specific password protection, and being transparent about data handling practices contribute to establishing trust and respect for privacy in AI interactions.
Building trust in AI products requires tailored approaches that consider market dynamics, regulations, and user preferences while prioritizing safety, transparency, and user control over data.
By designing AI systems that prioritize user safety, privacy, and control, we can create technologies that enhance the human experience while earning trust and respect from users.

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sculptural daybed emerges from gun-tufted wool rug by BUDDE and nando studio

BUDDE and nando studio’s rug doubles as a sculptural daybed
DUNE presents a new typology in interior design as a hybrid between a chaise lounge and a textile landscape
The rug's gradient palette evokes the ephemeral hues of desert sunlight
DUNE is gun-tufted in merino wool and supported by a removable bent aluminum frame

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Norma Kamali is transforming the future of fashion with AI

Norma Kamali, a fashion legend, is utilizing artificial intelligence (AI) to revolutionize the fashion industry.
Through completing MIT Professional Education’s online course on AI in 2023, Kamali explored AI's potential to enhance creativity and evolve her brand.
Inspired by industry experts in Abu Dhabi, Kamali envisioned an AI-driven fashion platform that could expand upon her 57-year archive.
By utilizing generative AI and a proprietary AI model created by Maison Meta, Kamali reinterpreted one of her signature styles with remarkable results.
AI's distortions and anomalies were seen as sources of inspiration, leading to new forms of art and creativity within Kamali's designs.
Kamali emphasizes that AI does not replace human passion but rather enhances creativity in ways yet to be fully understood.
She envisions AI playing a key role in streamlining fabric selection, reducing waste, and enabling on-demand sustainable production in the fashion industry.
MIT Professional Education's course instructor commends Kamali for exploring how AI can drive the fashion industry forward and revolutionize the designer-technology interaction.
Kamali's ongoing collaboration with MIT researchers highlights her commitment to staying at the forefront of AI and technological advancements in fashion.
By showcasing AI-generated designs on her website alongside traditional collections, Kamali proves that technology and creativity can synergize and propel innovation in the industry.

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🌍 20 Impactful Things You Can Do to Help the Planet for Earth Day

Happy Earth Day 2025! The article lists 20 impactful things to help the planet, covering mindset, home, consumption, clothing, animals, food, water, action, and advocacy.
Suggestions include reconnecting with nature, planting pollinator gardens, supporting environmental journalism, and joining local clean-up projects.
Encourages using renewable energy, composting, reducing consumption by 10%, choosing long-lasting products, and eating plant-based food.
Advocates for washing clothes in cold water, avoiding synthetic fabrics, and making yards bird-safe.
Recommends refusing single-use water bottles, supporting ethical brands, and eating ugly produce to reduce waste.
Provides resources like Project Drawdown, All We Can Save, Earth Hero App, and Good On You for sustainable living.
The article emphasizes taking action, such as learning about climate solutions, advocating for environmental causes, and supporting legal battles for the planet.
Encourages plant-based days, conserving resources, and engaging in conversations about Earth Day and sustainability.
Resources include tools like the iNaturalist app, Refill App for water refills, and Too Good To Go for reducing food waste.
Additional tools like the Climate Action Handbook, One Tree Planted, Earth Justice, Canopy Planet, and The Carbon Almanac are also highlighted.

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Job Opening: Senior Front End Developer (Remote, Full-time; United States)

Nielsen Norman Group (NN/g) is hiring a Senior Front End Developer.
The company is a fully remote organization, based in the United States.
The Senior Front End Developer will be responsible for leading front-end development, working on applications for both external customers and internal users.
The ideal candidate must have at least 6 years of professional experience in front end development, strong skills in modern Javascript and frameworks, and expertise in HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.

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The Prefabricated Shift House Brings Modularity to High-End Design

The Shift House by Palette Architecture in East Hampton, New York is a modular residential project that combines high-end design with prefabricated construction.
The compact home, covering 1,600 square feet, exemplifies the integration of modular building methods with a deep connection to nature.
The use of factory-fabricated modules allowed for a timely and affordable build, overcoming traditional construction challenges.
The Shift House features a thoughtful design, blending factory efficiency with handcrafted detail, and offers a modern and inviting atmosphere through warm materials and large windows.

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OMA / shohei shigematsu designs dior exhibition as architectural dreamscape in seoul

OMA, led by Shohei Shigematsu, designed the exhibition Christian Dior: Designer of Dreams at Seoul’s Dongdaemun Design Plaza.
The exhibition departs from traditional gallery rooms and is centered around a void inspired by Korean hanok courtyard logic.
The monumental reinterpretation of a Korean moon jar known as 'The Garden' features elaborate design elements by artist Hyun Joo Kim.
OMA integrates Korean cultural motifs and craftsmanship into the exhibition's structure, merging Dior's atelier detail with Seoul's materiality.
Spatial tricks like mirrors, cables, and scrims are used to create unique visual experiences within the exhibition.
Rooms are organized non-chronologically to evoke varied spatial moods reflecting Dior's evolution over the years.
The exhibition culminates with 'The Dior Ball' and the 'Stars in Dior' rooms, showcasing innovative design approaches and opulent displays.
OMA's scenography draws from Hanok courtyard architecture and Korean materials to create a continuous spatial journey.
The exhibition, titled Christian Dior: Designer of Dreams, was on view at Dongdaemun Design Plaza from April 19th to July 13th, 2025.
The project aimed to blend Dior's iconic fashion legacy with OMA's architectural vision, offering visitors a unique and immersive experience.

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Design as a Sales Tool: Stop Guessing and Start Closing

Effective design in business serves a critical purpose of driving sales, not just aesthetic appeal.
Companies leveraging design as a sales tool perform better, according to the Design Management Institute.
Visual communication influences customer perceptions and impacts trust, value, and purchase decisions.
Research shows the importance of design with companies outperforming based on strategic design initiatives.
Visual elements like color, typography, and layout significantly affect buying behavior and brand recognition.
Design elements such as brand identity, user experience, and packaging play a vital role in converting prospects.
Effective design strategies include web design for conversions, packaging that sells, and optimizing color psychology.
Design elements like color, typography, and visual hierarchy align with sales funnel stages for enhanced conversion.
Measuring design impact through KPIs like conversion rate changes and A/B testing helps evaluate design effectiveness.
Real-world case studies highlight the direct correlation between strategic design implementation and business growth.

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Uma’s T4 Series Returns With New Colorways + Creative Collabs

Uma has introduced new colorways and creative collaborations for its T4 series.
The T4 collection is a modular seating system with a silhouette inspired by lava lamps, London buses, and '90s television sets.
The brand showcased the updated T4 collection at Milan Design Week 2025, featuring new colorways and a collaboration with Parisian label CAHU.
Uma also introduced the Phantom Side Table, a collaboration with designer Burak Koçak, and launched new colorways for the CAHU x Uma collaboration.

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BOXPARK moves beyond shipping containers in new London food hall

BOXPARK, known for its retail and hospitality parks made from shipping containers, has opened a new food hall in an Edwardian arcade in London.
The new venue, called BOXHALL City, is the first in an existing building for the chain, designed by Macaulay Sinclair.
BOXHALL City aims to maintain the energy and excitement of previous venues, while reflecting the heritage setting through refined finishes, seating options, and operational services.
The 14,000 sq-ft food hall includes 13 kitchens, two beer halls, and communal seating, while a rooftop terrace bar is planned to open later this year.

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#02 — What is the business value of good design?

Measuring the financial value of design in a company is complex due to various factors that contribute to its evaluation.
Design Return on Investment (DROI) is a concept that measures the economic value that design brings to a business.
Companies that invest in design tend to be more innovative, profitable, and experience faster growth.
Studies have shown a strong correlation between superior business performance and strong design capabilities.

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Nest Studio Makes Space for a New Face With the Profile Series

Nest Studio has collaborated with interior designer Laura Jenkins to create the Profile collection, offering bold and sculptural hardware for cabinetry.
The 10-piece Profile series draws inspiration from Bauhaus and Art Deco architecture, with a focus on sharp geometry and elegant silhouettes.
The collection includes a range of knobs and pulls, such as the Disc pull, Cameo pull, Dangle Drop Pull, Triangle knob, and Circle knob, all designed to add personality and style to any space.
The hardware is available in various finishes, with customization options for handle ends, providing versatility for different design preferences.

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☕️ Invisible Menus and Broken Funnels: Applying Digital Product Thinking to a Physical Cafe

The application of digital product thinking to a physical cafe reveals insights about customer activation.
Digital products prioritize user activation as a crucial step for long-term retention and revenue generation.
Comparing offline and online experiences highlights similarities and contrasts in customer activation.
Adopting the pirate funnel framework enables consistent delivery of seamless experiences across different domains.

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The Art of Staying True to Your Vision: A Product Manager’s Reflection

A compelling product vision is simple yet powerful, guiding decisions and aligning teams.
Staying true to your vision means evaluating new enhancements carefully, not impulsively integrating every innovation.
AI and other technologies should amplify your original vision, not overshadow it.
Balance is key in staying true to your vision, embracing innovations that enhance your purpose while avoiding distractive trends.

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Job Opening: Senior Front End Developer (Remote, Full-time; Europe)

Nielsen Norman Group (NN/g) is looking for a talented senior front-end developer to join their fully remote team.
The role involves working on applications for external customers and internal users across various devices.
The required qualifications include 6+ years of professional experience in front-end development, expertise in HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and knowledge of RESTful API principles.
NN/g is committed to providing competitive compensation and benefits for full-time employees, with a focus on fostering an inclusive, discrimination-free environment.

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