AI-first Without UI-first: Moving from Graphical Interfaces to Cognitive Systems
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The talk explains how product design shifts from UI-first to AI-first by treating interfaces as control panels for cognitive systems that interpret, decide and sometimes act autonomously. It covers concrete AX/UX practices for defining intent, context, limits, states and feedback for chat, voice and automatic actions — including patterns to preserve user control without heavy UI, communicate uncertainty, design emergency stops, and avoid invasiveness.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction
- 3:58Design shift
- 7:49Atoms and molecules methodology
- 12:44New roles in cognitive AI
- 20:31Designing decisions
- 23:27Knowledge sources and evolution
- 25:52Future of AI and autonomy
- 26:55Q&A
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