James I. Bowie (@jibowie) 's Twitter Profile
James I. Bowie

@jibowie

Sociologist at Northern Arizona University. Data-driven reporting on trends in logo design: @Emblemetric. Mailing list: emblemetric.com/contact

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Today’s AI logos seem more concerned with signaling membership in the industry than projecting a distinctive brand image. Per James I. Bowie for Fast Company #brandedenvironments #endtoendservices #digitalsolutions hubs.ly/Q01K02Qx0

Today’s AI logos seem more concerned with signaling membership in the industry than projecting a distinctive brand image. Per <a href="/jibowie/">James I. Bowie</a> for <a href="/FastCompany/">Fast Company</a> #brandedenvironments #endtoendservices #digitalsolutions
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Thanks Emblemetric for including Maya in your piece on at Fast Company We can see how we definitely stand out from the rest #ai #ML #GenerativeAI #AGI #GNN #artificialintelligence #future lnkd.in/e7mJzjvS

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Today on Brand New (Linked): Emblemetric looks at the hexagon use in logos for AI-related companies: “Analysis of United States Patent and Trademark Office data shows that hexagons are 4.6 times more likely to appear in AI logos than in logos as a whole”. underconsideration.com/brandnew/archi…

Today on Brand New (Linked): <a href="/Emblemetric/">Emblemetric</a> looks at the hexagon use in logos for AI-related companies: “Analysis of United States Patent and Trademark Office data shows that hexagons are 4.6 times more likely to appear in AI logos than in logos as a whole”. underconsideration.com/brandnew/archi…
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What makes a logo “weird” or “normal”? And are there drawbacks to playing it safe with branding? f-st.co/WOhZVDn

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Smartphone apps have led to a resurgence in monogram logos, but making a statement with just one letter has its problems. f-st.co/BfOr0zz

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Smartphone apps have led to a resurgence in monogram logos, but making a statement with just one letter has its problems. f-st.co/VDwAAgm

James I. Bowie (@jibowie) 's Twitter Profile Photo

For Fast Company, I wrote about the increasing use of single-letter monogram logos and their potential drawbacks: fastcompany.com/90912598/weird…

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There's actually been an explosion of apple-themed logos, and most of the companies have nothing to do with fruit. f-st.co/RDtNMxL

Co.Design (@fastcodesign) 's Twitter Profile Photo

There's actually been an explosion of apple-themed logos, and most of the companies have nothing to do with fruit. f-st.co/YhFhs5y

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The cognitive dissonance between the name and the color of Yellow's logo made us all question ourselves—and remember the brand. f-st.co/OGxPfLE

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The cognitive dissonance between the name and the color of Yellow's logo made us all question ourselves—and remember the brand. f-st.co/MreOZI9