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UX is a methodology rooted in decades of psychology, not a magic trick; thousands of specific guidelines exist and predictably reduce failure. Voice and gesture are recognition-based interfaces that add ambiguity and new recovery needs, though Google Now cuts speech misrecognition about threefold in two years. Recommendation engines still misread long-term context (Amazon kept recommending pregnancy books months later). Responsive design must be a responsive implementation decision not just reflowing layouts, and research shows offering roughly twice as many curated choices beats blind prediction.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Intro
- 5:18Painting
- 20:51AI UIUX
- 27:46Composing
- 31:24Old Paintings
- 32:28AI Systems
- 35:20Odins Day
- 39:22Context
- 40:37Predictability
- 43:03Machine Learning
- 44:45Understanding User Intent
- 46:44Technology vs User Experience
- 48:51Augmentation Technology
- 51:16User Interface Design
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