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Why AI Still Falls Short at Understanding Real Users

Came across a tool called Synthetic Users that simulates interviews using AI. It reminded me of a project I ran in 2023 using LLMs to generate proto-personas for my collectors. The tech is fast and can be useful in narrow cases, but it is not a replacement for real people. If you want real insight, you still need to watch real users. This post explores where synthetic interviews help and where they quietly fall apart.

The world needs more polymaths

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In a world that's increasingly specialized, we’re losing sight of the value of the polymath—the Renaissance person who can think across disciplines, connect dots others don’t see, and solve complex problems in innovative ways. The world doesn’t just need experts; it needs people who can weave together knowledge from art, science, technology, and humanities to find solutions that are both creative and practical. Polymaths see the bigger picture. They bring fresh perspectives, challenge convent...

The art of interdisciplinary thinking

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Years ago, I learned a lesson more valuable than mixing paints from an art teacher and mentor: the power of interdisciplinary thinking.Th...

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A semi-regular newsletter at the intersection of art, life, and tech. I write mainly to capture my own history of thought and progression, but I hope each one carries a kernel of usefulness for you too.

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Eric P. Rhodes

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Eric P. Rhodes