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"Why JSON format!?!?" "Why can't you write comments!? Didn't they say it's a format for humans to read!? They force us to use it as a config file but won't let us leave notes—what kind of cruelty is that!? Have you ever thought about how it feels for engineers who have to create a dummy key like "comment1": "ここは本番のURL"?"
If you came to learn something and found something interesting, and while investigating it you gradually gained new abilities... That's how I've increased my skills so far. But how will AI change that, and how should we design society so those losses don't occur?
There are visual, auditory, tactile modalities, and more—but how has communication using computers changed?
I went to Coolest Projects Japan 2026, the first-ever exhibition event of its kind in Japan, so I'll introduce it here (it's scheduled to be held again next year).
A dialogue in which Soumame, who overuses AI agents even in part-time work, discusses the pain of costs and the dilemma of evaluating outcomes, and I lay out thoughts on securing funding and allocating responsibility.
I think that even someone like me, who finds writing blog posts a hassle, may now be able to make my opinions more effectively conveyed through AI.
It's 2026. That means 2025 is over. I want to say plainly: the New Year is a new year.
From an era of buying books to learn to an era of asking AI. I consider the potential "stagnation of knowledge" that could result from the breakdown of returns to people who produce knowledge behind that convenience.