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    • Adair's insight that "programmes are made in the making" reframes prototyping as a continuation of thinking rather than the execution phase after it. This page also covers fast intelligent failure — designing experiments so that being wrong is cheap and informative — and what the research now says about AI as a creative tool. 

    • A prototype is not a small version of the finished thing; it is an object built to answer one question you cannot answer by thinking, and roughness is what invites honest criticism. You will make six paper cards, show them to two people without explaining anything, and write your own four-sentence policy on AI and authorship. 

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