# Kate Moran

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The Feed & The Thread - January 17, 2026

This episode covers the benefits of chatbots expressing uncertainty and examines when tools mimic human interaction. It also previews future UX trends and highlights community discussions on graphic design employment, AI impact on creativity, and web design techniques. The podcast mentions UX Camp …

[ENG] Kate Moran | People Won't Use That AI Feature: Major Challenges in AI UX | WaysConf 2025

The #1 reason people don’t use AI features in products is because they don’t offer any real value. But even when an AI feature does offer value, user adoption tends to be low. This session reveals the surprising findings from Nielsen Norman Group's recent research, including a detailed examination …

The Feed & The Thread - January 31, 2026

This episode covers Dolphia's critique of AI reliance in UX design at UX Design.cc and Kate Moran’s call for accuracy in AI tools from Nielsen Norman Group. It also touches on subreddit discussions about realistic UX experiences and creative design transformations. Lastly, it highlights UX Camp Win…

Surfacing secrets - Episode 1 - The Mavericks & visionaries of Ocean Networks Canada

In this inaugural episode of Surfacing Secrets, Balad’EAU and How to Protect the Ocean team up to tell the origin story of a world-leading ocean observatory network: Ocean Networks Canada (ONC). Host Lyne Morissette takes us back to the late 1990s, when a group of bold ocean scientists dreamed the …

Surfacing Secrets – Trailer (Balad’EAU & Ocean Networks Canada)

Balad’EAU is proud to present a special series of podcasts developed in collaboration with the How to Protect the Ocean podcast and Ocean Networks Canada (ONC): 🌊 Surfacing Secrets – Explore the Ocean. Understand the Planet. 🎙️ This new series takes you behind the scenes of ocean innovation, with p…

The Feed & The Thread - June 20, 2026

We’re grappling with a shift where technical capability outpaces understanding, as Kate Moran and Sarah Gibbons describe non-developers becoming "vibe architects" who build complex AI systems on intuition alone. This raises urgent questions about control and craft, especially as enterprise software…

The Feed & The Thread - April 11, 2026

We explore the tension between polished perfection and the human touch, asking if visible imperfection is the only way to signal trust in an era of AI fatigue. Megan Chan argues that handmade designs are our new trust signal, while Jeff Gothelf warns that rigid frameworks like SAFe are now catastro…

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 …

Is AI solving the right problems for consumers?

New AI features are quickly rolling out in the apps we use every day — from Google’s AI-generated search summaries to Meta’s Muse agent. But there's a big gap between what these tools can do and what most consumers find useful. The vast majority use free versions of chatbots, for searching the web…

Is AI solving the right problems for consumers?

New AI features are quickly rolling out in the apps we use every day — from Google’s AI-generated search summaries to Meta’s Muse agent. But there's a big gap between what these tools can do and what most consumers find useful. The vast majority use free versions of chatbots, for searching the web…