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As seen in: MSN Malaysia, MSN UK, The Guardian, Noisey, VICE, VICE UK, WePresent, The FADER, ShortList, i-D and
contributing writer at @noemamag
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Mirror Life’s Doomsday Potential

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By Joe Zadeh Verified
| Noema Magazine Verified
Credits Joe Zadeh is a contributing writer for Noema based in Newcastle. Seasoned bioethicist Laurie Zoloth has a trick she likes to play in her seminars at the University of Chicago. She tells each student to pick up a pencil, then she gives them a series of instructions about how to maneuver it in their hands. At some point, nearly everyone drops the pencil. And that’s the point she’s trying to illuminate: “Humans always make errors,” Zoloth told me over Zoom.
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Exploring Medellín’s rebirth through the eyes of its skaters

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By Joe Zadeh Verified
| WePresent Verified
Decades after war erupted on its streets, Medellín has become a hub for youth culture, and Lauren Luxenberg’s “Touching Ground” lenses the skateboarding community to explore the traditions, rituals and everyday moments that bring the city to life. Here, Luxenberg and local skateboarder and artist RonnieWTF tell Joe Zadeh how the project came to life, and how they explored the city’s rebirth through the eyes of the its skaters. Lauren Luxenberg hadn’t planned on visiting Medellín.
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The productivity paradox: why AI won’t speed up creative work

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By Joe Zadeh Verified
| It's Nice That Verified
AI tools were meant to automate the boring bits and free up time for meaningful work. Instead, creatives speak of endless iterations, escalating client demands and entirely new categories of digital drudgery. Are we thinking about AI’s place in the creative process all wrong? Light and Shade is a new series exploring the challenges at the heart of the AI-creative conversation.
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