My Honest (UX) Opinion About AI UXchange podcast

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In today's episode, I shared my thoughts on AI from my dual perspective as a UX professional and admittedly picky user. Here's what we covered:

🧠 My UX Philosophy

I'm that friend who gets frustrated when interfaces don't work as expected (yes, I might scream at my phone occasionally 😅)
This pickiness led me naturally to UX
My low patience = high empathy for users!

💡 AI vs. LLMs - Let's Get Clear

AI is a broad field, but I'm concerned when we call LLMs "artificial intelligence"
LLMs predict the next word in a sequence - fascinating but limited!
Setting proper expectations is crucial ⚠️

🎨 My AI UX Guidelines

Be honest about limitations
- Tell users when AI might be wrong
- Careful with the mysterious "magic" sparkles ✨
Offer control & feedback
- Always include options to give feedback
- Provide manual backup options
- Show clear examples of what to ask
Respect privacy
- Be transparent about how user data is used
- Remember the Figma incident? Yikes! 😬

🛠️ Tools Doing It Right

Perplexity: Shows its reasoning process - love this!
Contextual AI in everyday apps > standalone chat interfaces

🔮 Coming Up Next

I'll be tackling trust in AI, the job-replacement debate, and more practical UX patterns!

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