From AI drugs to MoMA baguettes

1. AI, but on drugs

PHARMAICY treats AI like a chemistry set, using synthetic “drugs” to distort cognition. Creativity through controlled chaos.

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2. Commerce goes agentic

Google’s Universal Commerce Protocol suggests a future where shopping is seamless, invisible, and everywhere.
 

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3. Adobe’s crystal ball for 2026

Authenticity, experimentation and human nuance headline Adobe’s latest trends report. Less polish, more point of view.

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4. 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.

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5. Claude introduces Cowork

Anthropic’s Cowork reframes AI as a teammate, not a tool, handling files, tasks and workflows while you stay in charge.

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6. 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.

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7. Wikipedia, human edition

On its 25th birthday, Wikipedia shifts the spotlight from platform to people, celebrating the volunteers behind the world’s shared knowledge.

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8. Groceries, but make it design

MoMA Mart turns everyday food into surreal design objects, proving culture can live in the bread aisle too.

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9. Dancing with the machine

Next-gen game designers aren’t fighting AI. They’re choreographing with it, redefining authorship in the process.

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10. CEO, the weird bits

From rollable screens to electric roller skis. CES 2026 reminds us that innovation still has room to be playful.

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