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I was working on a piece with AI when I caught myself asking:
“How do we make it more human?”
I stopped.
Said the human to the robot.
It sounded absurd enough that I had to make something out of it.
That one line, said the human to the robot, flips the whole script in a way that sticks with people way more than another AI explainer post would. Did the poster design come first, or did the type treatment change once you had the words locked in?
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