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  1. Issue · Aug 2, 2026

    DX Perspective: Notes From The Future, Quiet Tech, and Leading With Context (opens the original)

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    Hi all —Here’s your weekly dose of DX Perspective: what I’m noticing, saving, and thinking about as design (and leadership) gets rewired for an AI-native world. If something here makes you pause, forward it to a friend and tell them why.kw picksThe Future Worth Building Is Human — Artificial intelligence can do more every day, but deciding what it should do is up to us: individuals, organizations, humanity as a whole.<a href="https://andybudd.com/archives/2026/07/notes-from-the-future-of-

  2. Issue · Jul 12, 2026

    DX Perspective: Cultivating Taste, AI Fluency, and Staying Closer To The Material (opens the original)

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    Hi all —Here’s your weekly dose of DX Perspective: what I’m noticing, saving, and thinking about as design (and leadership) gets rewired for an AI-native world. If something here makes you pause, forward it to a friend and tell them why.kw picksDesigning Decision Rights for AI — A key to effectively involving AI in decision-making is designing for ambiguity and risk. One of the biggest challenges companies face today is designing decision rights between humans and AI.<p

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