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Jens Franke
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Design. Bilder. Gedanken.
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Which is even worse, right? Acknowledging that there's a problem but missing the actual problem and instead doubling down on it?
LLMs are not a sampling technique, it's non-deterministic autocomplete. So the answer that comes back isn't within some understood range, you can ask the same question and be 5%, 50% or 100% incorrect each time it's asked.
(And yes, you can do lots of things to mitigate all these issues, but again, wtf are we even doing at that point? These are solved problems! We have well-defined and efficient methods, along with supercomputers for laptops and instead we're blowing all that power on petascale ELIZA.)
How do you design an interface that gives camera operators every critical piece of information while they stay fully focused on the image, without distracting them? For the ARRI MVF-2 Electronic Viewfinder, I had the chance to solve exactly that: UI design for professional film cameras, where precision and readability matter under the toughest on-set conditions. https://thinkthing.de/projects/arri-mvf-2-electronic-viewfinder-system
#UXDesign #InterfaceDesign #ARRI #Cinematography #HMI #IndustrialDesign
After years on Instagram, I find it hard to get myself organized. I used to shoot analog a lot, developed film myself. It doesn’t get more authentic than that. But then comes scanning, digitizing, sharing, tagging. And it stops feeling authentic.
Leica tackles this technically: the M11-P now cryptographically signs every image. But is that authenticity—or just a seal of approval? Or maybe it’s a design question: How do you build tools that make the process feel authentic, not just the proof?
Zukünfte gestalten 📖🥁👋🇯🇵 Our book “Designing Futures – Speculation, Critique, Innovation.“ made it to Japan! 🥳
BNN just published the Japanese edition including a foreword by Prof. Mizuno Daijiro. Many thanks for this amazing collaboration!
Explore more on our website design-futuring.com, where you’ll also find free Miro templates for workshop canvases, an extensive bibliography, and a helpful FAQ.
Designing Futures, Authors Benedikt Groß & Eileen Mandir. 978-4802513050. Now available at BNN.
In einem meiner Lieblingspodcasts entdeckt: Zitat aus "Wie gelingt das kreative Leben, Jean-Rémy von Matt?"
Hallo Welt 🌍