Artificial Intelligence Articles & Videos

  • 3 Tips to Make AI a Better Editor

    Although AI is (usually) good at editing, it doesn’t mean good prompting practices should be ignored. These 3 tips will help take AI edits to the next level.

  • The Most Exciting Development in GenUI: Buttons and Checkboxes

    AI chats generate simple UI elements to gather context, reduce typing and memory load, and produce more useful, personalized results.

  • GenAI for Complex Questions, Search for Critical Facts

    Users choose AI to explore and synthesize information; but they rely on traditional search when accuracy and trust are critical.

  • What UX Consulting Clients Expect in the Age of AI

    Clients still seek strong judgment and critical thinking, research rigor, and respect for real-world and user constraints from UX consultants.

  • Service Design Metrics Shifting

    As AI becomes central to service delivery, traditional service metrics must evolve — new measures will assess AI-to-AI performance, human-AI collaboration, data quality, and user trust.

  • How AI Literacy Shapes GenAI Use

    Using generative AI often doesn’t mean using it well. AI literacy requires both prompt fluency and the ability to assess outputs.

  • AI-Moderated Interviews: If, When, and How to Use Them

    AI interviews offer faster feedback at scale, but they're not a replacement for in-depth, human-led semistructured interviews.

  • Demand Accuracy in Your AI Tools: Lessons from Baymard Institute

    Most AI-powered tools for UX lack reliability and accountability in their outputs. Demand transparency and proven accuracy, or don't buy it.

  • Don’t Outsource Analysis to AI

    When you outsource your analysis to AI, you risk more than just bad insights — you risk your credibility. Learn 4 reasons why relying on AI for qualitative analysis can backfire and why critical thinking still matters.

  • 4 Things GenAI Needs for Better Content Design

    Product-specific genAI needs to follow common digital writing practices in order to better fit users’ scanning needs.

  • State of UX 2026: Design Deeper to Differentiate

    UX faced instability in 2025 from layoffs, hiring freezes, and AI hype; now, the field is stabilizing, but differentiation and business impact are vital.

  • Don’t Start with AI, Start with the Problem

    To build good products, start by identifying the problem, not the solution. Especially with AI, if you start with a technology, delivering real value to your users and customers will be difficult.

  • Humanizing AI Is a Trap

    LLMs humanize by design. Adding personality/emotion amplifies risk. Design real tools, not fake friends.

  • AI Literacy

    AI literacy is the ability to understand how AI works, use it effectively, and critically evaluate its output. But it isn’t a simple spectrum or just about how often someone uses AI—understanding, trust, and effective use vary widely.

  • Why AI-Generated Holiday Ads Fail — And What They Teach Us About Using AI in UX Work

    AI holiday ads lack authenticity and emotional resonance, highlighting the need for human judgment and attention to users’ needs in UX and creative work.

  • Explainable AI in Chat Interfaces

    Explanation text in AI chat interfaces is intended to help users understand AI outputs, but current practices fall short of that goal.

  • Top 10 UX Articles of 2025

    These 10 user-experience articles published in 2025 were those that our audience read the most.

  • Prompt to Design Interfaces: Why Vague Prompts Fail and How to Fix Them

    Create better AI-prototyping designs by using precise visual keywords, references, analysis, as well as mock data and code snippets.

  • Humanizing AI Does Not Help Your Users

    Humanizing AI is a quick trick, but will prevent your users from getting the most from the AI experiences you design.

  • Stop Making Your Team Figure Out AI on Their Own

    Making everyone figure out AI alone creates chaos and risk. Research and Design Operations teams must step up: analyze workflows, pilot tools, and support adoption systematically.