Mark Kingsley got his start in the music industry, designing packages for the likes of John Coltrane, Pat Metheny, Quincy Jones, Ginger Baker, and Jewel. In 2001, his work for Blue Note Records received a Grammy nomination. Mark then transitioned into the world of corporate branding. At Landor, he was the global creative lead on the Citi account, and as executive strategy director at Collins, he developed the new global positioning for Ogilvy and helped Equinox enter the luxury hotel business. His boutique studio, Malcontent, serves independent filmmakers, global advertising firms, fintech startups, arts organizations, living legends, and Pulitzer Prize winners. Mark teaches at the School of Visual Arts Masters in Branding program and recently held the endowed Melbert B. Cary Professorship in Graphic Arts at the Rochester Institute of Technology. He is currently head of brand for the fashion brand Oumlil.Named “one of the most influential designers working today”, Debbie Millman is an author, educator, and brand strategist. She is also President Emeritus of AIGA, the Creative Director of Print Magazine, and host of the award-winning podcast series Design Matters, the first and longest running design podcast in the world.  In 2009 Debbie co-founded with Steven Heller the world’s first graduate program in branding at the School of Visual Arts in New York City. Now in its sixth year, the program has achieved international acclaim.

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• ContentsChapter 1: IntroductionGoals for This BookChapter 2: InjunctionChapter 3: Definitions and Limitations: Toward SubjectivityTechnologyCartesian Thinking and DualismConsciousnessIntelligenceSubjectivity Chapter 4: A Perceptual History of AIAgents of EfficiencyNew Creative ParadigmsThe Soulless ApparitionAI as a BrandChapter 5: Clerk, Colleague, Coach, Tarot Reader?PersonasClerkColleagueCoachTarot Reader Chapter 6: Altering the Customer JourneyPuppy Love Keeping It TogetherBrand OSAgents Gone WildMeasuring the Flow of Consciousness Chapter 7: Look, Feel, ToneCreativesBaby StepsLanguage and ImperfectionTrustChapter 8: The Experience of the WorldErgonomicsSkinAccountabilityImperialismChapter 9: Of Human FeelingsAcknowledgmentsIndex

Mark Kingsley got his start in the music industry, designing packages for the likes of John Coltrane, Pat Metheny, Quincy Jones, Ginger Baker, and Jewel. In 2001, his work for Blue Note Records received a Grammy nomination. Mark then transitioned into the world of corporate branding. At Landor, he was the global creative lead on the Citi account, and as executive strategy director at Collins, he developed the new global positioning for Ogilvy and helped Equinox enter the luxury hotel business. His boutique studio, Malcontent, serves independent filmmakers, global advertising firms, fintech startups, arts organizations, living legends, and Pulitzer Prize winners. Mark teaches at the School of Visual Arts Masters in Branding program and recently held the endowed Melbert B. Cary Professorship in Graphic Arts at the Rochester Institute of Technology. He is currently head of brand for the fashion brand Oumlil.Named “one of the most influential designers working today”, Debbie Millman is an author, educator, and brand strategist. She is also President Emeritus of AIGA, the Creative Director of Print Magazine, and host of the award-winning podcast series Design Matters, the first and longest running design podcast in the world.  In 2009 Debbie co-founded with Steven Heller the world’s first graduate program in branding at the School of Visual Arts in New York City. Now in its sixth year, the program has achieved international acclaim.

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• ContentsChapter 1: IntroductionGoals for This BookChapter 2: InjunctionChapter 3: Definitions and Limitations: Toward SubjectivityTechnologyCartesian Thinking and DualismConsciousnessIntelligenceSubjectivity Chapter 4: A Perceptual History of AIAgents of EfficiencyNew Creative ParadigmsThe Soulless ApparitionAI as a BrandChapter 5: Clerk, Colleague, Coach, Tarot Reader?PersonasClerkColleagueCoachTarot Reader Chapter 6: Altering the Customer JourneyPuppy Love Keeping It TogetherBrand OSAgents Gone WildMeasuring the Flow of Consciousness Chapter 7: Look, Feel, ToneCreativesBaby StepsLanguage and ImperfectionTrustChapter 8: The Experience of the WorldErgonomicsSkinAccountabilityImperialismChapter 9: Of Human FeelingsAcknowledgmentsIndex

Mark Kingsley got his start in the music industry, designing packages for the likes of John Coltrane, Pat Metheny, Quincy Jones, Ginger Baker, and Jewel. In 2001, his work for Blue Note Records received a Grammy nomination. Mark then transitioned into the world of corporate branding. At Landor, he was the global creative lead on the Citi account, and as executive strategy director at Collins, he developed the new global positioning for Ogilvy and helped Equinox enter the luxury hotel business. His boutique studio, Malcontent, serves independent filmmakers, global advertising firms, fintech startups, arts organizations, living legends, and Pulitzer Prize winners. Mark teaches at the School of Visual Arts Masters in Branding program and recently held the endowed Melbert B. Cary Professorship in Graphic Arts at the Rochester Institute of Technology. He is currently head of brand for the fashion brand Oumlil.Named “one of the most influential designers working today”, Debbie Millman is an author, educator, and brand strategist. She is also President Emeritus of AIGA, the Creative Director of Print Magazine, and host of the award-winning podcast series Design Matters, the first and longest running design podcast in the world.  In 2009 Debbie co-founded with Steven Heller the world’s first graduate program in branding at the School of Visual Arts in New York City. Now in its sixth year, the program has achieved international acclaim.

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• ContentsChapter 1: IntroductionGoals for This BookChapter 2: InjunctionChapter 3: Definitions and Limitations: Toward SubjectivityTechnologyCartesian Thinking and DualismConsciousnessIntelligenceSubjectivity Chapter 4: A Perceptual History of AIAgents of EfficiencyNew Creative ParadigmsThe Soulless ApparitionAI as a BrandChapter 5: Clerk, Colleague, Coach, Tarot Reader?PersonasClerkColleagueCoachTarot Reader Chapter 6: Altering the Customer JourneyPuppy Love Keeping It TogetherBrand OSAgents Gone WildMeasuring the Flow of Consciousness Chapter 7: Look, Feel, ToneCreativesBaby StepsLanguage and ImperfectionTrustChapter 8: The Experience of the WorldErgonomicsSkinAccountabilityImperialismChapter 9: Of Human FeelingsAcknowledgmentsIndex