LukeW says media-aware AI lets software pivot from pixels to objects and relationships
LukeW · x · 2026-07-24
LukeW extends the same argument to media-aware software: it is not just about chat.
He says human-centric understanding of media lets software pivot around how people understand the world—objects and relationships—rather than around computer primitives like pixels and canvas. He points to tools such as reve as an example of this transition becoming tangible.
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