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Josh Clark is principal of Big Medium, an agency that helps complex organizations design for what’s next. Josh has over 30 years of experience in emerging technology, user experience, and design innovation.

Josh is co-author with Veronika Kindred of Sentient Design: Crafting Intelligent Interfacees with AI (Rosenfeld Media, 2026). The book gives designers and product leaders the know-how to create AI-powered interfaces—dashboards that design themselves, apps that manifest on demand, agents that just get it done, and much more.

Josh speaks around the world about digital design and emerging technology. He is author of many books, including Designing for Touch (A Book Apart) and Tapworthy: Designing Great iPhone Apps (O’Reilly).

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The Right to Resist Optimization

“If machines are great at the things we’ve long thought to be uniquely human, maybe we’ve been misunderstanding humanity all along.”

This weekend I picked up a physical copy of The Humanist Review of AI at Casa Magazines, a collection of essays on AI by technologists, academics, and philosophers compiled by Mustafa Suleyman, the head of Microsoft AI. Audrey Tang’s essay, AI and democracy: the r

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