HeyJaredRESONANCE
Exploring the future of creativity, human connection and meaning in an algorithmic world.
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The Missing Village (opens the original)
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Last weekend, technologists, a psychologist, a Zen teacher, a community organizer, an AI researcher, educators, and others gathered in the autumn sun to explore AI agents and human agency. It was part of our ongoing Resonance gathering series in the Bay Area.The topic wasn’t theoretical. Meta’s new AI agent, Muse, had just become the number one app on the App Store. It can shop for you, make dinner reservations, find a dog sitter, and negotiate on your behalf. Agents will take over individual ta
The Wisdom of Slowmaxxing (opens the original)
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Last week when I was in Berlin, I spent 3 peaceful hours on a solar-powered boat meandering through the water and a rainstorm.Vacation changes your sense of time. So does being in another culture, especially one where daily life seems have more room for lingering (I wrote more about this here).On the slow boat ride, I didn’t look at my phone and I ended up reflecting and journaling. I thought about work, relationships, and what I had been learning, and realized how much I had to digest from the
The Case for Lingering (opens the original)
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In my first year of college, my grandfather died. He left me $500, and I used it to travel to Germany, my first trip to Europe (wow, $500 went far back then). It felt like the right way to honor him; he loved Germany and studied the language and literature.My grandfather was a professor and author, and he died right as I entered college to study literature and philosophy. It felt unfair that I never got to share that world with him. <input
Creative Integrity in the Age of AI (opens the original)
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Last month, I presented at the World Beautiful Business Forum in Athens about the future of creativity in the AI age. When Tim Leberecht invited me months back, he asked me to perform music but also tie in my experience using AI in the creative process. That led to a six-month exploration of AI and creativity: it was existential, strange and messy and I am grateful for it.RESONANCE is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts an
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