In this blog post I predict how creativity may look in the future, what role AI will play, and the impact of AI on traditional artists.

In this blog post, I explore a theoretical VR app for the Vision Pro that lets you relive memories in full 3D, like stepping back into a moment instead of just watching it.

One day you’re making content you love. The next, you’re checking analytics more than you’re checking in with yourself.

Amid the Twitter drama over Suno’s CEO calling music creation ‘unenjoyable,’ I reflect on why I use AI to make music—and whether he might have a point.

What if the platform you rely on for your livelihood could erase everything you’ve built overnight?

Ever wonder why so many AI creators seem more interested in feeding their egos than making something real?

SUNO’s V4 AI is about to make human music feel outdated—are we ready for a flawless future, or does perfect come with a price?

As AI floods the internet with content that looks and sounds human, we’re losing the unfiltered record of our creativity and experiences. If we don’t start drawing a line, future generations might inherit a digital world where human stories are lost in a sea of lifeless imitation. Are we erasing our own culture?

From Amsterdam’s chaotic charm to Zwolle’s hidden tranquility, my tipsy trip to the Netherlands was full of unexpected twists, tiny ladders, and tasty bitterballen.

I recount my chaotic yet unforgettable Mardi Gras experience in New Orleans, from the wild balcony parties to navigating the city’s quirky charm (and occasional dangers), with plenty of beads, club sandwiches, and a touch of hilarity along the way.

Discover how a long-awaited reunion, a taste of Wagyu in Kyoto, and navigating Tokyo’s bustling streets turned my first trip to Japan into an unforgettable celebration of success and adventure.