The "Serif Renaissance": AI's Quest for Human Touch Through Typography

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AI companies are adopting serif fonts to project warmth and humanity, contrasting with the cold, computer-like image of sans serifs, in a trend termed the "serif renaissance" by designer Keya Vadgama.

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