Design, Teaching, and Staying Human in the Age of AI with Dan Saffer
Dan and Brad explore AI as a creative partner for drafting and ideation while requiring strong human direction, and compare today’s shift to the desktop-to-web and mobile transitions, including recurring backlash to new tech. They address risks: metacognitive laziness, erosion of expertise, stolen …
The Feed & The Thread - September 9, 2026
We explore why AI in UX research often fails to save time, examining how Lucas Plabst, Jeff Sauro, and Jim Lewis found that participants provide shallower insights to AI moderators, while Patrick Neeman argues that most AI failures are organizational bottlenecks rather than technical ones. We also …
The Feed & The Thread - August 28, 2026
We’re moving past the hype of AI as a conversational partner to tackle the mechanical failures of bolting chat windows onto complex workspaces. Drawing on Dan Saffer’s call for intelligent UI widgets and Patrick Neeman’s critique of our cinematic expectations, we argue that typing is inefficient fo…
The Feed & The Thread - July 9, 2026
We explore why the promise of speed feels hollow when we can’t trust the output, examining how Russ Unger’s verification receipts and Dan Maccarone’s focus on unglamorous evolution challenge our reliance on blind AI faithfulness. As Scott Berkun reminds us to diagnose root causes of team friction, …
The Feed & The Thread - April 22, 2026
As AI tools collapse the walls between design and engineering, we ask whether we are truly ready to lead as primary business protagonists rather than secondary executors. While Kike Peña predicts a fantastic voyage into 2026, we weigh this against Jeff Sauro's caution that AI remains a research ass…
The Feed & The Thread - April 10, 2026
We are navigating a field where the traditional boundaries of our roles are dissolving, forcing us to choose between the efficiency AI promises and the ethics we must uphold. As Dan Saffer argues that we are all doing the same job now, we also confront Marty Cagan's warning that internal tools suff…
The Feed & The Thread - March 28, 2026
We tackle the sharp question of who owns design judgment when AI decides the interface, weighing Fabricio Teixeira's call for "livable" products against Kate Moran's warning about shifting accountability in GenUI. We also navigate the messy reality of whether data science credentials truly improve …
The Feed & The Thread - March 27, 2026
We confront the uncomfortable reality that design debt is now as crippling as technical debt, a point Arin Bhowmick makes by showing how legacy decisions silently shape user belief in AI products. While Eoghan McCabe argues that vertical models offer durable differentiation, we also wrestle with th…
The Feed & The Thread - March 24, 2026
We question whether the AI revolution will be a sudden broadcast or a slow, century-long shift that forces us to rewrite the employer-employee contract, as Patrick Neeman argues true transformation requires deep process control rather than just mechanical efficiency. Before we rush to build autonom…
The Feed & The Thread - October 7, 2026
We ask what remains of human judgment when machines handle the heavy lifting, a tension that forces us to move from passive reporting to strategic recommendation. We examine Dan Saffer’s six interaction models and Jim Lewis’s data on AI’s false alarms to argue that our durable value lies in filteri…
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