What a 1980s photocopier study reveals about the Agentic UX era A mixed-media recreation of a field observation at Bossa Nova Robotics, where a shopper attempts to scan a container of blueberries against an autonomous inventory robot. During my time as a User Researcher at Bossa Nova Robotics, I conducted multiple studies in grocery store aisles … Weiterlesen
The machine room is full; the chair that owns the decision is empty. AI assisted. The cause sits upstream: unread intent, missing oversight, thin context, loose language, unset expectations, no evals, fuzzy outcomes, and the wrong tool for the job. Here’s the AI checklist. Anthropic recently told its growth team to hire more product managers, … Weiterlesen
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Is the time of blind AI-tool-pushing over? There seems to be a shift in how companies approach AI. Less piecemeal initiatives, more strategic thinking and adoption, which is increasingly affecting how design, engineering and product work together. To stay competitive in 2026, companies are slowly but steadily building AI strategies. Credit: Unsplash, Maxim Tolchinskiy My … Weiterlesen
Weekly curated resources for designers — thinkers and makers. “AI coding agents are bringing some of that interaction model back. You can describe an outcome and let the agent decide which commands to run, which files to change and which tests to execute. You no longer have to operate the software step by step, but a familiar design … Weiterlesen
The question is not whether AI reduces work, but where the intellectual work moves. Photo by Mikhail Pushkarev on Unsplash There is plenty of AI slop on the internet, and much of it deserves the criticism it gets. But let’s not pretend AI invented slop. Humans were producing shallow, derivative, formulaic, and poorly researched content long before … Weiterlesen