Hot take: The more artificial the technology gets, the more human they make the brandingHot take: The more artificial the technology gets, the more human they make the branding
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Hot take: The more artificial the technology gets, the more human they make the branding become.
Look at Granola, Wispr Flow and of course Anthropic, and dozens of newer AI startups. Serif typography is everywhere.
For years, tech chased clean sans serifs, gradients, efficiency, and neutrality. Now the trend is warmth, personality, and a more human feel.
Maybe that's the irony of AI.
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Boluwatife's avatar
Wow, one of the best design have seen so far today
Anita's avatar
Probably because it's not mine! Hahaha 🤪
Sohan's avatar
great direction
Anita's avatar
I guess those teams have worked very hard to achieve such solid identities!
Tiago's avatar
I think it depends a bit on the brand's tone, but yes. Companies are probably looking for a warmer visual approach that helps them be more relatable and less sterile.
Anita's avatar
I totally agree!!
Emmanuel 's avatar
The branding is getting more human because the technology is getting less human. Feels like a natural correction.
Anita's avatar
Yes, this is veeery true. I think the approach is strategic and quite accurate honestly.
Juice's avatar
Maybe the real luxury in tech today is feeling human. ✨
Samson's avatar
It's intentional, other than to differentiate from other similar tech companies, its to create trust for their visitors.
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