Contextualizing ‘Open Data’ and AI

I’ve spent the last five years as a lead design researcher or principal design manager on a number of automation and intelligent systems projects...

By Arathi Sethumadhavan, David Mondello, and Karen Chappell | "So much of the participant experience during data collections is shaped by the moderator leading the session. It is therefore a vitally important role, and one that can really make a difference in helping to address potential concerns or questions that participants might have." This article provides tips and tricks for moderating a session for data collection.

Michelle Carney (MLUX meetup, Google) talks us through tactics for building more human, more helpful, and more ethical AI + ML systems.

By Marlies Peeters, PLOT(s): Journal of Design Studies | The shift of information from static to mobile and ephemeral has influenced what it means to be a graphic designer. Not only do graphic designers have to adapt to a new medium, but they are no longer the only people who have access to these skills when design tools are made to be easily accessible by people with no design experience as well. With the developments of software and its accessibility, how has graphic design changed as a profession?

By Iretiolu Akinrinade & Joan Mukogosi | Despite the prevalence of strategic ignorance inside social media and gaming companies, today’s teen tech users have developed a number of creative and often hilarious strategies to make sure that they are seen, heard, and valued online.

By Katherine Miller | A Stanford researcher advocates for clarity about the different types of interpretability and the contexts in which it is useful.

Be user centric, stay focused, maintain a healthy give-and-take relationship. Get data.

By Elaine Lee | You may not know it, but as a product designer, you most likely have been designing for products that use some form of artificial intelligence.

Op-ed: Many methods have been developed to promote fairness, transparency and accountability in the predictions made by artificial intelligence and machine learning systems. A technical approach is often the focal point of these methodologies, however, to develop truly ethical machine learning systems that can be trusted by their users, it's important to supplement this with a human-centred approach.

Thryn Shapira discusses balancing user control and automation in AI-powered reminiscing features.

Human intelligence emerges from our combination of senses and language abilities. Maybe the same is true for artificial intelligence.

Blog about survival in the world of technology and all this cyberpunk around

Understand what AI is, and the jobs & aspects of work most likely to be automated by AI, so you know how to position yourself for the…

Heuristics and applied use cases to drive AI-powered experiences

By Rebecca Feibrink | A paper aiming to provide foundation for the research and practice of machine learning education for creative practitioners.