There’s a strange tension around artificial intelligence right now. On one side, it’s hailed as transformative. On the other, it’s criticized for replacing jobs, flattening craft, or amplifying noise. The debate swings between hype and fear, as if AI must either revolutionize everything or quietly undermine it. What gets lost in that argument is a simpler question: what should AI actually be for? In my world — adaptive design, aging in place, functional independence — the answer is clear. AI ...

Demultiplexing Ability: How AI Can Align Function, Design, and Independence

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