Writing focused on design for AI. Themes include the adoption of AI in science, context engineering as a UX/UI practice, and the role of speculative design methods in shaping AI product direction.
As artificial intelligence continues to reshape the landscape of user interface design, it’s tempting to view this transformation solely through the lens of disruption and modernity. However, a more nuanced perspective emerges when we consider the insights of historians and sociologists who have studied technological change.
How deliberately provocative prototypes can surface hidden assumptions about AI capabilities and reshape product direction before you build the wrong thing.
‘The Moth Keepers’ is Design Fiction inspired by scientific work on the wax moth and its role in plastic degradation.
40 year old research from Lisanne Bainbridge offers us multiple cautionary tales about the broken promises of automation.
As designers, we often find ourselves working on products and services that incorporate algorithmic features. But how can we effectively influence these complex systems?
A new practice is emerging at the intersection of interaction design and AI. It is the deliberate architecture of the entire information environment that shapes how AI systems think, respond, and behave. It is context engineering.