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04/26/2026
Our favorite oh-so-dreamy styles from ’s SS2027 Collection, RETRATOS. 🎞️
An intimate exploration of identity, presence, and the quiet emotional depth of a woman in the moments just before she says “I do.”
Conceived as a series of living portraits, the collection reflects a bride who is not transformed, but revealed—captured with clarity, intention, and profound authenticity.
04/21/2026
The entire collection is a 10/10... but if I really had to choose, these are my 7 ultra favorite styles from ’s new UNVEILED collection. ✨
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03/24/2026
New Substack Article! 📚 AI in education is now.
Students are already integrating AI into their academic workflows. Teachers are redesigning assessments. Universities are embedding AI literacy into professional training.
The question now is how intentionally we integrate AI in the education process.
When implemented thoughtfully, AI can deepen understanding and personalize learning.
When implemented poorly, it risks widening gaps and eroding trust.
The institutions that get this balance right will shape the next generation of thinkers.
If you haven’t done so yet, subscribe to our Subatack (link in bio) to read articles about how AI is shaping society beyond work.
03/17/2026
Inflection points rarely feel dramatic in real time. They feel like incremental updates. But recursive improvements changes the math.
When AI starts to build its successor, progress compounds faster than public perception can keep up.
This is the last year AI feels like a tool. History speeds up quietly. By the time everyone agrees something’s changed, early adopters have already adapted, and you’ll need to be fluent when AI completely reshapes workflows.
03/05/2026
It’s a little crazy how rare honesty feels in AI conversations. Dario Amodei’s recent article isn’t comforting, but it is grounding, and I think that matters more.
We keep asking what AI will do to us instead of questioning who makes the decisions. That feels like the bigger problem.
Amodei admits the risks, he names them clearly, and he argues that leadership means telling the truth, even when it’s inconvenient or scary.
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