Design Thinking: Generative AI Style
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An open-source agent system converts interview notes into ready-to-review agile artefacts: a product owner design thinker agent generates high-level epics and a scrum master agent produces three to five user stories with acceptance criteria per epic. It runs locally (transcript notes using a Lama 3.1 to8 parameter model on a MacBook Pro M1 Max with 32 GB unified memory) and uses mama chainet and Lang chain libraries. Demo converts what took a three-day, in-person workshop (2–3 epics with ~5 stories each) into coherent epics and starter stories in seconds for a steel-yard drone + SAP pilot.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction to design thinking
- 1:46Four pillars explained
- 4:20Why design thinking matters
- 8:15Design thinking and agile
- 12:07AI agents for design thinking
- 16:02Business context of demo
- 25:14Live demo: AI agents generate epics
- 36:55Wrap-up and key takeaways from the session
- 39:22Q&A
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