Reading between signal and noise.
AI doesn’t just add new tools. It changes incentives, labor, power, culture, and the way we design systems.
Context/CTX explores what AI enables, what it breaks, and why both matter. From creative practice to product design, from policy to everyday use, this site reads AI dialectically: attentive to benefits, honest about damage, allergic to certainty.
Design thinking, systems thinking, and artistic intuition — applied to a technology that refuses to stay neutral.
The Interview It was mostly on the war between the US and Iran. Palantir's "Project Maven" plays a significant role in that. From there Karp talked about a battle that is going on – in his mind – between men and women. He stated that Silicon Valley used
Is, faster=more=better?
Our first "members only" post.
What if the more profound risk is not that AI replaces us, but that it quietly takes authorship?
What happens when tools don’t just support thinking, but start quietly replacing it?