From AI drugs to MoMA baguettes
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10 Things is a rare blend of the ten best things online that inspired us, caught our attention or made us smile. Over a decade of human curation, 365 issues in, zero filler.
This week’s 10 Things sits somewhere between experimentation and intention. From weirder AI to designers unlearning habits and institutions rediscovering the human. A soft rebellion against optimisation at all costs.
Let’s get into it. Your Majesty
AI, but on drugs
PHARMAICY treats AI like a chemistry set, using synthetic “drugs” to distort cognition. Creativity through controlled chaos.
Read more heretrendwatching.com (opens in a new tab)Commerce goes agentic
Google’s Universal Commerce Protocol suggests a future where shopping is seamless, invisible, and everywhere.
Learn more heredevelopers.googleblog.com (opens in a new tab)Adobe’s crystal ball for 2026
Authenticity, experimentation and human nuance headline Adobe’s latest trends report. Less polish, more point of view.
Learn more herebusiness.adobe.com (opens in a new tab)Unlearning as a creative act
Raissa Pardini argues that stepping away from AI isn’t about rejection. It’s about reclaiming intuition, messiness and doubt.
Learn more herecreativeboom.com (opens in a new tab)Claude introduces Cowork
Anthropic’s Cowork reframes AI as a teammate, not a tool, handling files, tasks and workflows while you stay in charge.
Learn more hereclaude.com (opens in a new tab)The rise of the creative generalist
As AI specialists multiply, broad thinkers gain value. The future belongs to creatives who can connect dots, not just optimise them.
Learn more hereitsnicethat.com (opens in a new tab)Wikipedia, human edition
On its 25th birthday, Wikipedia shifts the spotlight from platform to people, celebrating the volunteers behind the world’s shared knowledge.
Read more herecreativeboom.com (opens in a new tab)Groceries, but make it design
MoMA Mart turns everyday food into surreal design objects, proving culture can live in the bread aisle too.
Read more herecreativereview.co.uk (opens in a new tab)Dancing with the machine
Next-gen game designers aren’t fighting AI. They’re choreographing with it, redefining authorship in the process.
Read more heredesignobserver.com (opens in a new tab)CEO, the weird bits
From rollable screens to electric roller skis. CES 2026 reminds us that innovation still has room to be playful.
Read more herewallpaper.com (opens in a new tab)
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