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Peipei Wang LinkedIn
AI is changing UX by removing constraints, not by adding chat. Using LinkedIn job search, Peipei traces the move from schema-driven filters to semantic intent to orchestration, where Job Match scores your fit and suggests next steps.
Paul Smith Google
What if the best agentic experience is one where the user never thinks about the agent? And the harder question: after someone uses your agent for three years, what have they become better at?
Michael Tsirakis Netflix
When software starts helping people think, users read its behavior as personality. Michael argues design now means deciding how confident, proactive and transparent AI should be, and that design systems will define behavior, not just visuals.
Pratik Mall Slack
AI made building nearly free, so where did design value go? Drawing on his work at Slack, Pratik maps what's declining (the design buffer, the handoff gate), what's now standard (judgment, holding the quality bar) and what's emerging.
Cathy Fang Autodesk
Tracing her path from industrial design to AI prototyping, Cathy argues tools and speed change but judgment stays. She shares an ask, map, sense, prioritize approach for deciding what not to build when UI is instant.
Kelly Dern and Danielle Peterson SoFi
Motion usually gets cut first. Kelly and Danielle show how SoFi designers now prompt ease curves and timing with Cursor and Claude, and how motion tokens, cleaner handoff and adaptive motion make delight part of the roadmap.
Shavon Bernard MongoDB
Developer research on MCPs, agentic AI and agent skills: which tasks people delegate to agents, where they keep control, and what that means for trustworthy agent UX.
Mate Rauscher Databricks
How designers keep their hands on the wheel as agentic product development scales around them.
Raff Di Meo Optimizely
An agent without designed intent is just speed without direction: fast, confident and often wrong. The thinking that has to happen before you let AI act on someone's behalf.
Andrea Wofford WP Engine
As AI changes how people discover and interact with brands, designers need to rethink the role of the website and the experiences we create.
Ivana Liang Inmar
Trust is won or lost at the point of failure. The design patterns that let users catch, correct and recover from agent mistakes without losing confidence in the product.
Alyshia Perri HubSpot
Asked for an AI 201 course at HubSpot, Alyshia built a working tool that maps how employees really use AI. Her point: as building gets cheap, designers can create the container, not just design inside it.
“I felt excitement about the possibilities of AI and design vs my former feeling of existential dread.”
Jana KleitschTech Matters“Reframed my perspective to how can I use AI to improve my work, with tangible takeaways.”
Andrew HaglundJohn Deere“Appreciated hearing directly from designers about how AI is changing UX in practice.”
Alyshia PerriHubSpot“It helped me learn practical skills and a thoughtful mindset for working with AI.”
MiRi ParkProduct Leader“Insights on designing AI products and incorporating AI tools into my workflows.”
Thomas TrầnMongoDB“Fresh ideas on how AI can shape more human-centered experiences.”
Livia BiondinoCharlotte Tilbury“My work has already improved since adopting these tools.”
Emma M.Mighty Crow“Genuinely informative and fun, I’d recommend this to other designers.”
Jessica D.ChilliPharm“Each speaker brought a unique perspective.”
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