Author: Joseph Fioramonti
Supreme Court upholds offensive trademarks as form of free speech
While defending the First Amendment’s freedom of speech protection, the justices did not remove all discretion from the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office. But they raised the bar for trademark denials so that names deemed to be offensive can survive.
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Human Limitations Could Prevent Us From Advancing in Science. AI Could Help.
The reason why we can’t figure out how to deal with climate change, or what the origins of the universe are or even how to settle the Israeli-Palestinian conflict is that there are limits to what we are capable of and for some issues, like the latter, there is the added difficulty of having too much human stupidity in the way. According Futurism, AI could help.
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Ancient scripts, gold leaf and typography
We made something physical, and shipped it to customers around the world! It was over a year ago that I read a post about a print project by Goran Peuc, a Croatian UX designer at SAP. It inspired me to embark on a print project of my own.
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