[ad_1] Adapting user research approach to explore AI’s new challenges DALL·E generated illustration The concept of computer programs simulating human thought and decision-making, known as Artificial Intelligence (AI), is not new. It dates back to the 1950s. For years now, we’ve been surrounded by products leveraging Machine Learning (ML). It determines what we see on […]
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[ad_1] Humane’s Ai Pin “marks a new beginning for personal consumer technology, offering users the ability to take AI with them everywhere in an entirely new, conversational and screenless form factor.” In plain English, it is a wearable with an artificial intelligence-powered assistant that does everything your phone can, but without a screen. It is […]
[ad_1] There is a clear link between sincerity, liminality and the deep and meaningful experiences we seek to be fully alive. But not everyone is excited — the normalizing of insincerity is a force serving one interest: status quo. Commercial design work more than anything else is exposed to this paradox on the frontlines: we […]
