Why Bob? Why Now?
AI is taking over the world. Every day, machines get smarter, faster, more capable. They can write, create, and even think. But what about us? What about the messy, beautiful, imperfect human touch?
We asked ourselves: What if we created a universal logo to show humanity? Something so simple, so pure, that it could only come from human hands. Something that says "we were here, we created this, we are real."
That's when Bob was born. Not by algorithm. Not by neural network. But by human hands holding pencils, brushes, and chalk across the globe.
Bob is a sign of love. Bob is humanity distilled into its simplest formโa stick figure, a circle, a smile. Bob transcends language, culture, and borders. Bob is universal, yet deeply personal with every stroke.
We paid real people in different countries to draw Bob in their area. Not because Bob is perfect, but because Bob is human. Each Bob is unique. Each Bob carries the soul of the artist who drew it. Each Bob is proof that in an age of artificial intelligence, the human spirit still creates, still connects, still matters.
Every crooked line, every wobbly circle, every smudge of chalk or streak of paintโthese aren't mistakes. They're proof of life. They're proof that humans, with all our imperfections, are still here, still creating, still leaving our mark on this world.
Bob isn't fighting AI. Bob is reminding us what makes us human in the first place. The ability to create something with our hands, to connect with strangers across the world, to turn a simple idea into a global movement of love and creativity.
So when you see Bob, remember: this wasn't generated. This wasn't optimized. This wasn't perfect. This was made by a human, for humans, with love.
Bob is our reminder that humanity is still worth celebrating. ๐
