What exactly is stress, how did it evolve, and is it even possible to use it in a healthy way? This is a great video to learn more about stress, I highly recommend it.

OpenAI's o1 model was a huge deal: it introduced the notion of "reasoning", which is a fundamental step towards general intelligence. The model was the first to be able to solve bigger problems, step by step. This was truely a game changer.

One of the most insightful thinkers about AI and the future on X. His posts are always worth reading. His newsletter is also very good.

An overview of Ramanujan's life and contributions to mathematics. He truly was a genius with incredible talent and intuition.

A super interesting video about the ISS by Fern.

A look at different opinions about AI art and the broader definition of art.

An interesting take on the two paths of AI development: the agents and the personal apps.

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Realtime Colors is a tool that lets you visualize the colors and fonts used on a dummy website in real-time. It is very useful for designers wanting to know if colors work and check for accessibility. It allows you to setup a light and dark mode, and then export the css.

Autoimmunity. What happens when your immune system, designed to protect you, turns against you? And why does this happen?

Video journalist behind the show 'Huge If True', delivering optimistic and beautifully produced science & tech explainers.

A video addressing the alleged accessibility issues of the upcoming iOS 26 update. It clearly defines the philosophy of this new design language. We've reached a point where this design process is closer to a physical approach than a software one.

Penpot is a free and open-source design and prototyping platform. It is a great alternative to Figma!

Steve's talk at the 1983 International Design Conference in Aspen. He explains what a computer is, how software works, and what the next decades of advancements could look like, all with incredible foresight.

A very important breakthrough: cleaning robots. Hygiene is what leads to healthier and longer living societies.

In addition to the real time vision systems, those robots can feel the environment arount them using sensors and tactile feedback. This is a huge step and allow the robots to grab stuff more efficiently without damaging them.

The BBC used robots looking like dung heaps to film close up shots of wild animals without scaring them away. This is a funny outcome of the recent advancements in robotics!

Bill Gates and Paul Allen launched computing giant Microsoft 50 years ago. In 1993, he talked to the BBC about the online innovations that would define the 21st Century. He was truly a visionary.

Google DeepMind's new “Streams” AI learns directly from the real world, discarding human data all by itself. This means the AI can come up with ideas that people might never have imagined or fully understood.

Google decided to lean heavily towards TPU instead of GPU for their AI infrastructure. This is a bold move that will allow them to have a more efficient and powerful system in the long run. You could comapare that with Apple's M1 chip, which was a game changer for the company. Google won't have to rely on Nvidia at all for example.

In 2013, Disney published a paper on the design of mechanical characters. It's basically an interactive design system that lets anyone (even without engineering experience) turn a digital, articulated character into a 3-D-printable mechanical toy/figure. It works for a wide range of characters and movements, from simple 2D to complex 3D animations.

Saying bye to 4px spacing and hello to Fibonacci. Very useful article about spacing in web design.

Free, open-source and consistent. I use those icons in most of my projects.

Fontjoy is a tool that helps you find 3 complementary fonts that work well together. It uses a neural network and is very fun to play with.

Interesting article.