In 2017, I released "For Here or To Go?" – a feature film about legal Indian immigrants.
It was mischaracterized by Breitbart as a “cheap labor lobby funded H-1B movie.”
The same flawed arguments are making the rounds today.
Here’s why they’re wrong 🧵
in today's keynote, apple produced this really interesting graphic that ironically outlines the core mechanics for a new type of operating system (for perhaps a new class of devices).
you can see how this moves the world from an app based ecosystem to an intent centric world.
i.e. you roughly do not need third party applications in this world at all esp when ai has the ability to construct & deconstruct interfaces / experiences on demand.
@karrisaarinen@hnshah Built an entire enterprise security product, UX/UI included. It’s all about the domain knowledge and PRD to guide the agent. Orchestration loops and @paper with a few skills does it.
I think the challenge is that everyone can now build apps
But
1) almost nobody has distribution (like an audience), or
2) the money to pay for distribution (ads or UGC), or
3) the creative genius to get distribution for free (classically called guerilla marketing)
@vanschneider AI makes it clear peoples agendas are the bottlenecks, makes it very difficult to hide. So in this phase everyone turns on each other. No fun.
Select group to work with is the way forward
@wesbos Literally the only people complaining about this are designers. Ask if your customers give a shit. Bunch of design elitists with no real paying customers lol
@MMAVillain@cannibal_crypto@wesbos You saying product is shit because it looks like this?
That’s the entire point @cannibal_crypto is making.
Form follows function. If product does the job, form matters less or not at all.
Designers need to be aware of where they lie in the value chain.
@shreyas@hnshah Awareness is step 1. Curating information is the real judgement, really easy to get distracted or drown
Silencing ego and simultaneously improving discernment is where this advise can really help