Sam Liebeskind

When we seek to intervene in any system created by someone, it’s not enough to view their decisions and choices simply as the consequences of first-order thinking because we can inadvertently create serious problems. Before changing anything, we should wonder whether they were using second-order thinking. Their reasons for making certain choices mi... See more

The vast interconnection enabled by digital platforms has ended up creating more of a sense of sameness than diversity. Users are subtly guided toward the same subsets of topics, urged on by recommendations that are designed not to serve their interests but to create profitable attention fodder to sell to advertisers. Instagram doesn’t care that yo... See more

Five proven prompt engineering techniques (and a few advanced tactics). A handy cheat sheet to get exactly what you want when working with AI. https://t.co/yncGUJ5g0h

“You’re not selling… you’re constructing an argument” Lovely analysis of the Guardian’s donation ads from @GoodMarketingHQ

Making internet hang out spaces shouldn't require scribes or high priests — & it definitely shouldn't req. mathematical prowess and/or a seed round