Anders Ang is an architectural designer exploring the confluence of architecture, technology, and human experience — contemplating how spaces might think, adapt, and inspire in an ever-evolving world. His work seeks to draw from a breadth of knowledge beyond the confines of any single discipline, revealing unseen connections and reimagining the built environment with greater depth, intelligence, and purpose.
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- Computer Science
- Artificial Intelligence
- Architecture
- Architectural Practice
Reinier de Graaf's Manifesto - "Rely on AI for matters of taste"
Reinier de Graaf's manifesto calls for architects to embrace AI for aesthetic decisions, arguing that many of these choices are arbitrary and better suited for data-driven approaches. This article explores the implications of this proposal and its potential to reshape architectural practice.
- Architecture
- Architectural Practice
- Artificial Intelligence
Against Pseudo-Productivity - Engaging Cal Newport on AI, Shallow Work, and the Case for Institutional Knowledge in Architectural Practice
Engaging Cal Newport on why productivity technologies can make knowledge work worse, and arguing that architectural practice needs institutional knowledge systems—not abstinence from tools—to escape pseudo-productivity.
- Artificial Intelligence
What Most People Think AI Is (And Why They Are Wrong)
Modern AI systems do not think or understand; they statistically predict patterns in data. I dive into research to explain how they work, why hallucinations are mathematically built in, why users still trust them, how RAG fits in, and how human intelligence fundamentally differs.