As AI becomes more integrated into our daily lives, we also have to be more careful and responsible for the choices that we make. I believe one of the most important responsibilities is to ensure transparency and user understanding, which means users should always know when they are interacting with an AI product. It is easy to make AI smart, but it is our responsibility to make it clear to the user to be clear.<\/p>\n
Although a UI can be smooth and slick on the outside, there can also be “silent harms”. That means shoving people towards choices that they never wanted or expected. And through it all, it is important that as designers we stay human. AI is code, but it touches real feelings, habits, and relationships. That\u2019s why we keep checking in with users, by asking them not only \u201cdoes this work?\u201d but \u201cdoes this feel right?\u201d In every design review, we get to be the person who asks, \u201cIs this still good for people in the long run?\u201d If the answer ever turn to \u201cmaybe not,\u201d we know it\u2019s time to rethink the design.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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