It's interesting how you framed this discussion. I particularly resonated with the idea that 'Designing AI experiences isn’t just about UI; it’s about defining a relatioship between humans and intelligent systems.' This perspective shifts the focus to deeper philosophical implications for human-AI collaboration, underscoring the critical need for deliberate design in fostering transparent interactions. Well articulated.
Thank you, Ileana, for this thought-provoking post. I totally agree with you that if it's not entirely clear who made what decisions and why they were made, then the interface needs to be redesigned. I worry that this is going to be a serious problem with many AI tools going forward, and a deliberate one at that as humans decide to absolve themselves from both agency and responsibility.
It's interesting how you framed this discussion. I particularly resonated with the idea that 'Designing AI experiences isn’t just about UI; it’s about defining a relatioship between humans and intelligent systems.' This perspective shifts the focus to deeper philosophical implications for human-AI collaboration, underscoring the critical need for deliberate design in fostering transparent interactions. Well articulated.
Thank you!
Thank you, Ileana, for this thought-provoking post. I totally agree with you that if it's not entirely clear who made what decisions and why they were made, then the interface needs to be redesigned. I worry that this is going to be a serious problem with many AI tools going forward, and a deliberate one at that as humans decide to absolve themselves from both agency and responsibility.
Glad you found it interesting, Sam. The worry is legit, thanks for sharing your perspective.
Thank you! A very good real example.