Most AI projects do not fail because the technology falls short. Rather, they fail because they succeed too quickly. Someone on the team opens Lovable, Cursor, V0, Replit, or another AI development tool and, within days, walks into a stakeholder review with a working application. The interface looks polished. Data flows and the core functionalities … Continued
For decades, software development has run on a critical, yet unwritten, assumption: we trust the people writing the code. We trust that changes are intentional, scoped, and understood. We trust that when something breaks, someone in the loop knows where to look and how to fix it. That trust has quietly underpinned everything from code … Continued
At 30, I’ve spent more of my life as a student than as a “real person”. After a 9 year break from academia, I decided it was time to try being both, enrolling in a Graphic Design course at Portland Community College this spring. While I don’t foresee myself breaking out the T-square in my … Continued
