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The Message That Began in the Valley Before tech executives began proclaiming “humanist AI” from their mountain tops, quieter voices had already begun to echo from below — artists, designers, and thinkers who felt the ground shifting beneath their feet. They didn’t have billion-dollar budgets, private AI labs, or global PR machines. What they had […]
The Valley Echo: CAHDD™ and the Early Call for Human-Centered AI Read More »
A Legacy of Sharing and CommunityLong before digital art became mainstream, 3DAllusions™ was already helping people learn how to create it. Founded in Seattle in 2000, 3DAllusions™ began as a free online community offering forums, tutorials, news, and a growing repository of downloadable 2D and 3D content. Artists from around the world gathered there to
From Community to Cause: How 3DAllusions™ Evolved into a Network That Gives Back Read More »
The Noise and the RealityEvery week brings a new wave of outrage about AI likenesses, synthetic actors, and fake content flooding social media. Artists are angry. Actors are scared. Musicians and writers are demanding protection. And the noise keeps getting louder. But the hard truth is that there’s no undoing this. AI is here, it’s
Let’s Quit Whining — AI Isn’t Going Away, So Let’s Make It Work for Us Read More »
INTRODUCTIONWe’re standing at a crossroads where human creativity and machine intelligence intersect. The question isn’t whether technology will define the future—it’s how we choose to shape it. For years, innovation was measured in scale, but the new measure of success is agility—and that’s where small studios, independent designers, and creators are quietly taking the lead.
Many people today feel an unease they can’t quite put into words. As nearly every part of life becomes digitized—from financial transactions to creative tools, from building systems to personal records—a subtle but powerful shift has occurred. Convenience has replaced control, and trust has become something we extend not to people, but to systems we
Beyond Fear—Restoring Trust in a Digital World Read More »
The October 2025 Pew Research study on global attitudes toward artificial intelligence revealed something both expected and profound: the world is uneasy. One-third of those surveyed said they are more concerned than excited about AI’s growing role in daily life. Nearly half said they feel both emotions equally. Only sixteen percent said they are more
Why Public Concern About AI Proves CAHDD’s Time Has Come Read More »
