Since the Industrial Revolution, we’ve been told to be content with readymade products—off the rack, one-size-fits-all solutions that are actually one-size-fits-none. We’ve learned to adapt ourselves to what can be mass-produced.Since the Industrial Revolution, we’ve been told to be content with readymade products—off the rack, one-size-fits-all solutions that are actually one-size-fits-none. We’ve learned to adapt ourselves to what can be mass-produced.

The internet has accelerated this. It’s not AI that’s giving us slop. It’s a system that only incentivizes work that scales to millions, leaving little room for bespoke craft or the particular needs of a person.The internet has accelerated this. It’s not AI that’s giving us slop. It’s a system that only incentivizes work that scales to millions, leaving little room for bespoke craft or the particular needs of a person.

Now, AI offers a way out. For the first time, we can imagine bespoke attention at the scale of mass production. A new interface for interfaces that lets technology adapt to humanity, rather than the other way around.Now, AI offers a way out. For the first time, we can imagine bespoke attention at the scale of mass production. A new interface for interfaces that lets technology adapt to humanity, rather than the other way around.

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