This compilation of curated resources for designers explores the evolving role of AI and its impact on the design process. A key concern is the shift in control when AI-powered systems become interactive, prompting questions about understanding and managing their actions. The integration of AI is also discussed in relation to engineering, where it's suggested AI has diminished the ability to refuse tasks. The need for an "agentic standard" is highlighted to avoid repetitive design work.The publication emphasizes rethinking success in design and discusses the importance of user feedback, with a sponsored tool offering live, in-product interviews. Designers are encouraged to critically examine AI's influence on their work, including assessing design system readiness for AI. The concept of "good moves" in product strategy is presented as crucial for efficient resource allocation and future opportunities.A significant point is made about the increasing importance of demonstrating value beyond basic coding abilities, as AI makes code generation more accessible. The newsletter also features discussions on users not seeing design systems, neuroqueering design practices, and the ownership of synthetic selves. Tools and resources are provided, focusing on the prompt as a product, the growing responsibility of UX designers in shaping behavior, and the use of AI for ideation. Support for the newsletter is encouraged through various means, including checking out sponsors and sharing the content.