The Transformation of Human Identity

Social media has fundamentally changed how one’s identity is created, expressed, and understood. Before the digital age, identity was developed through face-to-face interactions. Online platforms now allow people to construct and present their identities based on how...

The Creativity Gap in AI

AI has become increasingly integrated into the architectural design world, from generating layouts to producing renderings of a concept. While this technology enhances efficiency and expands possibilities in a design, it also raises concerns about the gap in...

Rendering Reality in Code

A real-world object or concept, like a piece of music, work of art, or handwritten letter, exists in analog form. Sound waves vary smoothly over their duration, and physical objects contain an infinite amount of detail. The digital representation of these objects or...

Digital vs. Analog Explained

Nearly everything can be described as either digital or analog. To understand the difference, it helps to start with how each handles information, especially when noise (interference or distortion) is involved. For example, televisions before 2009 were analog rather...

What Does a Loom Have to Do with the Internet?

The journey to the digital world we live in today started long before the invention of the internet. At its core, information is order and structure, a fundamental part of our universe – just think of our DNA. The invention of the written word allowed us to store...

What “Digital” Really Means

To be digital means that there is a finite number of possibilities, rather than an infinite amount.  The English alphabet is a good example because there are only 26 letters. Imagine you are reading a note with messy or smudged handwriting. You would still be able to...