Tab raises $1.9M while Humane lets go 4% ⚪

Plus AI photo editing app, PhotoRoom, raising $50M+; iStock customers get new GenAI service; Where do designers go in a world of AI?; Rabbit's R1 debuts. Designers rejoice; A global design system; Grace Walker is launching a freelance course; and more...

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Cole Derochie
January 10, 2024

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Here’s what’s happening today in design: Tab raises $1.9M; AI photo editing app, PhotoRoom, raising $50M+; iStock customers get new GenAI service; Where do designers go in a world of AI?; Rabbit's R1 debuts. Designers rejoice; A global design system; Grace Walker is launching a freelance course; Hop between frames in Figma with FrameHop; The backside of the Rabbit R1 is muy bueno; This interaction displays when your tokens are ready; I'm feeling the composition of this hero section.

TODAY IN DESIGN 1903

Celebrating Barbara Hepworth: A Sculptural Icon.

Born on this day in 1903, Barbara Hepworth emerged as a defining figure in modern sculpture. Her pioneering work, characterized by abstract forms and harmonious integration of space and material, redefined the realm of sculpture. Hepworth's innovative approach to form and texture established her as a key proponent of modernist sculpture, influencing generations of artists and reshaping the landscape of contemporary art and design.

NEWS

Avi Schiffmann’s Tab AI necklace has raised $1.9 million to replace God

I talked with Schiffmann about what to expect from Tab, his anticipated wearable AI that he describes as a superpower tamagotchi.

Sources: PhotoRoom, the AI photo editing app, is raising $50M-$60M at a $500M-$600M valuation

Apps that let users take, manipulate and share images have been some of the biggest hits in the world of mobile over the years. Now, the influx of AI is

Getty Images launches a new GenAI service for iStock customers

Getty Images, the stock media company, has launched a new, more affordable gen AI service for iStock customers.

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