Abstractionist by Keenen Charles

I feel like I'm being gaslit by AI.

About a month ago, I went through what I can only describe as a slump.

One definition of cognitive dissonance is a feeling derived from holding two contradictory beliefs at the same time.

In an interview on season 3 of the show Atlanta, writer Stephen Glover described the theme of that season with a phrase that has stuck with me since.

Working in tech, you're bombarded by people with crazy goals and promises to change the world.

Typically, I take a sceptical look at tech and the trends of the day, but there are several areas I feel very optimistic about.

After Meta revealed their new Ray Ban Displays I've been further convinced that smart glasses will be the next device category to become a part of our daily life.

About a year ago, I decided to stop posting on Instagram.

In the past, I've been negative about the prospects of the world moving to decentralised social media platforms.

The Kendrick Lamar halftime show reminded me of the importance of authenticity.

It feels like the right time to move on from Twitter.

I always get this question and a curious look when I explain that I'm building a project for email newsletters.

2024 has been a year of pretty much no growth for my main project, InboxReads.

It seems that major tech companies are placing two major bets on the "next platform:" Artificial Intelligence and Augmented/Virtual Reality.

The following tweet might easily be one of the most unintentionally dystopian posts I've seen.