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We explore how the language we use around AI shifts accountability from code to character, drawing on Slava Polonski’s research and Bob Baxley’s call for design courage. As practitioners debate whether to pivot toward technical skills or defend human-centered insights, we ask who truly gets to define the work when professional boundaries blur.
From The Feed- What nobody tells you about AI ethics (Slava Polonski, PhD) — Framing AI decisions shifts accountability from code to character, requiring designers to own the narrative.
- 7 Critical Mistakes You’re Likely Making with Claude Code (Nick Babich) — Users waste tokens by skipping context exploration before implementation with Claude Code.
- Live event: Design Courage, with Bob Baxley (Scott Berkun) — Designers must become their own advocates and own decisions rather than just advising on them.
- Announcing the Conference Program for Shift UX 2026 (aedwards) — Rosenfeld Media shares updates on the upcoming Shift UX 2026 conference program.
- Deciding between 2 research directions (AI/LLM/HCI) (r/hci) — Choosing between technical and human-centered AI paths determines whether we blame code or character.
- I hate the term “Full-Stack UX Designer” (r/UXResearch) — Merging distinct roles into one hire shifts blame from organizational failure to individual capability.
- Pivoting from UX Research? (r/UXResearch) — Forcing researchers to code dilutes their core value and raises questions about retaining human insight.
- The Most Important Industrial Designer of All Time — L. Jeffrey Zeldman
- AI is lying to us, and nobody seems to care — Dan Maccarone
- Relighting Images with Depth Maps and Three.js — Dominik Fojcik
- CSS Navigation Matching, Early Days — Geoff Graham
- Which market is better right now: UX research or UX design? — r/UXResearch
- Looking for FOSS alternative to Atlas.ti (Uni provides access for it but I run Linux :/) — r/UXResearch
- Should I tell a company I’m interviewing with that I started a new job? — r/UXResearch
- psych grad shifting to UX research - need career advice — r/UXResearch
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The Feed & The Thread is a daily summary of UX articles found in the industry and some light-touch updates from the UX Community found in online forums. It’s brief, and meant as a light-touch overview of what’s happening across UX.
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