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Illustration for the NYTimes about the headwinds traditional bed-and-breakfast inns have been facing in the last decades. Small lodging operators are doubling down on unique décor, personalized service and flexible policies, as they seek to distinguish themselves from vacation rentals. Article by Elaine Glusac. Thanks to AD Minh Uong!     New illustration for Columbia Medicine about the new realities of patient-chatbot interactions. As personal use of AI for health care grows, the doctor-patient relationship is increasingly at risk. Thus, implementing regulations and guardrails is critical. Thanks to AD Eson Chan, as always.    New illustration for The Wall Street Journal about how to maintain a friendship when one person is much wealthier than the other. Money disparities can cause problems in a relationship, but they don’t have to, writes Francine Russo. Thanks to AD Siung Tjia!  Illustrations for a piece by Adam Shatz published on Internazionale about the contradictory features of the United States. While it has always been seen as a democratic paradise, the author points out that it increasingly resembles a fortress state at war with immigrants, and a predatory regime toward the rest of the world.   Illustration for Chronicle of Higher Ed about how higher education should help shape AI and fit it to our needs, in order to stay at the forefront of knowledge production. Article by Ted Underwood. Thanks to AD Scott Seymour!   Cover and interior illustrations for German magazine Cicero about how the law could be used as a political weapon in order to intimidate citizens. Thanks to AD Viola Schmieskors!      Illustration for The New York Times about how much of our data is out there for the taking, and how this could damage us. After the "Panama Playlists" issue - the prank website that compiled and publicized the publicly available Spotify listening habits of prominent figures like politicians and tech executives - the article reflects on how big companies use social features that aren't widely recognized to show more of ourselves online in service of continued engagement. Thanks to AD Minh Uong!    Illustration for Rest of World about why most countries are struggling to shut down 2G. Global leap to 4G and 5G would cut off phone access for millions of vulnerable people. Thanks to AD Kate Bubacz!  Illustration for Chronicle Of Higher Education about how a new team of campus administrators serving as free-speech monitors and educators is educating people about their free speech rights. Skeptics say they’re often trying to discourage people from protesting, erecting unnecessary barriers, and subjecting protesters to surveillance. Thanks to AD Scott Seymour!  Illustration for Italian magazine Internazionale about why mass tourism in former concentration camps is often meaningless and inappropriate, according to writer Tanya Gold. Thanks to AD Alberto Notarbartolo, as always.  |
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