I am an undergrad business student, and this video gave me super insights on future of UX and motivated me to learn more about the field. Definitely a MUST-WATCH FOR BEGINNERS!
Go watch! I really enjoyed interviewing Jakob Nielsen and Sarah Gibbons at 3AM! I hope you all enjoyed it as much and let us know your key takeaways from this session!
As a beginner, who is just starting to learn Ux design. This was a really Insightful Podcast, it gave me new perspectives. The one Key Takeaway from this . 1]Constant Learning and Upgrading Your skills are very important "irrespective of Market Conditions."
Sarah comes across as incredibly wise! Her eloquence and ability to see things from multiple angles suggest she's well-read and thoughtful. That's fantastic! Regarding the discussion at 49:30, I think there's a misunderstanding. AI is the technology, while tools like ChatGPT, Gemini, Midjourney, and Claude AI are its implementations. When people say "AI Designer," they're referring to designing AI-powered products, not just using AI tools. It's similar to how we have FinTech, SaaS, and EduTech Designers. There's nothing wrong with using that title to communicate their expertise in designing AI-driven products.
My point (which I may not have explained well in the heat of the moment when that question came up) is that all (or most) products will be AI-powered, so there will soon not be anything special about designing for AI. As a metaphor, consider the use of programming languages to develop software. Nowadays, almost no software is developed with machine language (assembler programming), and yet that's what I did in high school back in 1974. It's just assumed that if you develop software, you use some programming language (which used to be called high-level programming languages back when it was necessary to make the distinction with assembler programming). I think almost everything will be AI-driven in 10 years. Jakob
@@UXtigers Thank you for taking the time to explain, Jakob! I completely agree with your perspective and greatly value your insights. I'm a devoted reader of your work on AI & UX and learn from you constantly. Just wanted to share my personal view on this - as the AI landscape flourishes, it's natural for professionals to highlight their relevant experience. This helps them stand out and attract potential employers seeking expertise in this domain. With so many AI startups emerging, it makes sense for people to try and highlight their experience to stand out. It's a mutually beneficial way to find the right matches during this exciting period of growth. Thanks again for sharing your thoughts!
As a Beginner who just started Learning UX design, This Podcast gave me a lot of perspectives. It was a really Insightful Podcast. My Key Takeaway from this was : 1]Constantly Learn and upgrade your skills irrespective of the Market condition.
THIS INTERVIEW IS A GEM for UX enthusiasts out there!!! Thank you for the interview Jacob and Sarah, Felix
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I am an undergrad business student, and this video gave me super insights on future of UX and motivated me to learn more about the field. Definitely a MUST-WATCH FOR BEGINNERS!
Go watch! I really enjoyed interviewing Jakob Nielsen and Sarah Gibbons at 3AM! I hope you all enjoyed it as much and let us know your key takeaways from this session!
As a beginner, who is just starting to learn Ux design. This was a really Insightful Podcast, it gave me new perspectives.
The one Key Takeaway from this .
1]Constant Learning and Upgrading Your skills are very important "irrespective of Market Conditions."
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Sarah comes across as incredibly wise! Her eloquence and ability to see things from multiple angles suggest she's well-read and thoughtful. That's fantastic!
Regarding the discussion at 49:30, I think there's a misunderstanding. AI is the technology, while tools like ChatGPT, Gemini, Midjourney, and Claude AI are its implementations. When people say "AI Designer," they're referring to designing AI-powered products, not just using AI tools. It's similar to how we have FinTech, SaaS, and EduTech Designers. There's nothing wrong with using that title to communicate their expertise in designing AI-driven products.
My point (which I may not have explained well in the heat of the moment when that question came up) is that all (or most) products will be AI-powered, so there will soon not be anything special about designing for AI. As a metaphor, consider the use of programming languages to develop software. Nowadays, almost no software is developed with machine language (assembler programming), and yet that's what I did in high school back in 1974. It's just assumed that if you develop software, you use some programming language (which used to be called high-level programming languages back when it was necessary to make the distinction with assembler programming). I think almost everything will be AI-driven in 10 years.
Jakob
@@UXtigers Thank you for taking the time to explain, Jakob! I completely agree with your perspective and greatly value your insights. I'm a devoted reader of your work on AI & UX and learn from you constantly.
Just wanted to share my personal view on this - as the AI landscape flourishes, it's natural for professionals to highlight their relevant experience. This helps them stand out and attract potential employers seeking expertise in this domain. With so many AI startups emerging, it makes sense for people to try and highlight their experience to stand out. It's a mutually beneficial way to find the right matches during this exciting period of growth.
Thanks again for sharing your thoughts!
Thanks for sharing your learnings and discussion here!
Very insightful conversation! Mr. Nielsen is right we need to be able to communicate that we understand the business needs!
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As a Beginner who just started Learning UX design, This Podcast gave me a lot of perspectives. It was a really Insightful Podcast.
My Key Takeaway from this was :
1]Constantly Learn and upgrade your skills irrespective of the Market condition.