UX How @UXHow

UX How is UX & Product Design “How To” insights, resources, and blueprints for Design, UX and AI. Former ESPN, Disney & Alaska Airlines design leader. uxhow.com Seattle, WA Joined September 2013

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8 hours ago

""All models are wrong, but some are useful" - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/All_model…

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"The companies pulling ahead aren't implementing AI strategies. That’s not the secret. They're rebuilding for intelligence abundance... Most of your organizational structure exists as a proxy for intelligence." - natesnewsletter.substack.com/p/executive-br…

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2 days ago

"Adoption is high, but transformation is rare. Only 5% of enterprises have AI tools integrated in workflows at scale and 7 of 9 sectors show no real structural change." - wheresyoured.at/how-to-argue-w…

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3 days ago

"The simple benchmark for whether a company is using AI effectively is if they are hiring" - tiktok.com/@loganinthefut…

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4 days ago

"Enthusiasts tolerate terrible design. They enjoy complexity. They will forgive inconsistent interfaces, catastrophic errors, and the complete absence of documentation." - jakobnielsenphd.substack.com/p/ai-chasm

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5 days ago

"Wireframes, specs, decks – use them only to get to the real thing. If it isn’t running code in a user’s hands, it doesn’t count." - uxforai.com/p/snowball-kil…

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6 days ago

“It's no longer only an issue of higher-ups: colleagues are using chatgpt to undermine each other.” - bloodinthemachine.com/p/how-ai-is-ki…

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a week ago

"Most the pilots fail due to executives overestimating the capabilities and underestimating the amount of work involved for it to be successful" - reddit.com/r/technology/c…

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a week ago

"When reviewers believed an engineer had used AI, they rated that engineer’s competence 9% lower on average, despite reviewing identical work... The competence penalty was more than twice as severe for female engineers, who faced a 13% reduction" - hbr.org/2025/08/resear…

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a week ago

"This hesitation may be deterring women from using AI at work, as worries about embracing AI could undermine their credibility or even invite harsher judgement, instead of highlighting their true potential." - fastcompany.com/91352117/women…

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a week ago

“There,” they said. “Done.” Without even reading the output. - bendaviesromano.medium.com/prompting-is-d…

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2 weeks ago

"This is what happens with a billion people using AI collide with a corporate culture notorious for pushing the edges for engagement." - natesnewsletter.substack.com/p/metas-ai-eth…

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2 weeks ago

According to recent research from McKinsey & Co, nearly eight in 10 companies have reported using generative AI, but just as many have reported “no significant bottom-line impact”. nytimes.com/2025/08/13/bus…