We all spend time thinking
about things that should have been solved already.
A bike rack that makes us think is already taking too much from us.
A well-designed one gives our attention back.
That’s why I’ve always loved The Design of Everyday Things by Don Norman.
Cup holders.
GPS.
Spell check.
The spreadsheet.
None of them made us smarter.
They gave us the ability to think about something else.
Good design doesn’t ask for our admiration.
It lets us stop thinking about the wrong thing.
That’s where we are with AI today.
We keep talking about the tools.
The better question is what happens to the attention we get back.
We’re not just building systems that do more.
We’re building systems we don’t have to watch every second.
That changes where judgment lies.
AI gives us back time.
The question is what we redesign with it.
Responsible AI starts and ends with us.
Execution Beats Theory. Every Time.
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