Jenny Xie

Jan 17, 2025 | dwell.com | Jenny Xie

View 13 PhotosA compelling book unearths the findings from a landmark 1950s study on the era’s design titans that asked: What makes a person creative? View 13 PhotosSuppose humans developed a third arm. Where would it grow on the body, and how would it function? Would it have any distinguishing characteristics? What impact would it have on our surroundings and lives?

Oct 13, 2024 | biorxiv.org | Jenny Xie |Maike Thamsen Dunyak |Patrick Hanna |Angela X Nan

New Results Curative levels of endogenous gene replacement achieved in non-human primate liver using programmable genomic integration Jenny Xie, Maike Thamsen Dunyak, Patrick Hanna, Angela X Nan, Brett Estes, Jesse C Cochrane, Shuai Wu, Jie Wang, Connor McGinnis, Qiang Wang, Rejina Pokharel, Dev Paudel, Jason Zhang, Dan Li, Parth Amin, Siddharth Narayan, Angela Hsia, Dane Z Hazelbaker, Xiarong Shi, Meredith Packer, Brian Duke, Ryan Dickerson, Charlotte Piard, Martin Meagher, Jason Gatlin,...

Jun 26, 2024 | figma.com | Dylan Field |Jenny Xie |Noah Levin

AI promises to reinvigorate the way we design and build, but how we realize that potential is still an open question. By answering a series of prompts, leaders in this rapidly evolving field take stock of where we stand, what the limits are, and where we’re bound to grow. At its most basic, prompt engineering is the art of getting the right answer by knowing how to ask the right questions. It is not dissimilar to being a good interviewer—or putting together a magazine, for that matter.

Jun 3, 2024 | figma.com | Josh Dunsterville |Jenny Xie

If you’re on a Starter or Pro team, here’s what to expect:Your drafts are now in a space called “Drafts to move.”You can move your drafts at once into the appropriate teams—or create a free Starter team for all your drafts. When you move your drafts to a team, they will still be private. You will still be able to create and edit drafts free of charge. You may not see this prompt immediately, as we’ll be rolling out this update over the next few days.

May 30, 2024 | nybooks.com | Jenny Xie

rubbing the filters back and forth through a knob on the screen that’s coded to brush glaze and bury echoes on photographs my oiled finger pads never once touched So much past arrives on my screen coupled with soft pings in the pocket strange temple bell And in these images pass chords of faces of which I know next to nothing while all fall I ride the 63 line from Moynihan to Rhinecliff alongside passengers slumped with buds in their ears as the river rises to meet what rips past the...