Article by Josh Tyson
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- February 17, 2026
2 min read
- Artificial Intelligence, Product Management, User-Centered AI, UX Design, UX for AI
Find out how to stop building where the data is bright and start building where the problem actually is.
Article by Núria Badia Comas
Stop Building Streetlamp Models: The Decision-First Framework for AI Products
- The article reveals that most AI projects fail because teams focus on what’s possible instead of what users actually need.
- It introduces the AI-Question Framework, asking three key questions: Does it matter? Do you have the data? Can you handle the mistakes?
- The piece concludes that successful AI products start with the right question, not with what the AI can do.
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- February 17, 2026
5 min read
- Artificial Intelligence, Empathy, Future of Work, UX Design
Learn why your UX career is safe from AI and which human skills will keep you relevant as things change in the industry.
Article by Pavel Bukengolts
Design Smarter: Future-Proof Your UX Career in the Age of AI
- The article reassures UX designers that AI won’t replace them; it will change their tools, but not their purpose.
- The piece emphasizes that, unlike humans, AI is not able to understand people, think critically, or ask important ethical questions.
- It concludes that UX isn’t disappearing and that humans will always be needed to design products for other humans.
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- February 12, 2026
3 min read
- Behavioral Design, Cognition, User Experience, User Psychology, UX Design
Find out why users really abandon your product. It’s not the button color or spacing. It’s something deeper.
Article by Tushar Deshmukh
Friction Science: Why Users Drop Off
- The article explains that users don’t abandon products because of bad design, but because of psychological friction that makes them uncomfortable.
- It identifies four types of friction: cognitive, emotional, behavioral, and interaction.
- The piece emphasizes that designers must focus on cognitive pathways and mental flow, not just visual interfaces, to keep users engaged.
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- February 10, 2026
5 min read
- Artificial Intelligence, Conversational AI, Conversational Design, UX Design
Learn how we might plan a career in a field without a ladder.
Article by Diana N.
Where Are Conversation Designers Now?
- The article overviews careers in conversation design and shows that there’s no clear path forward in this field.
- It identifies three waves of conversation designers: the early pioneers (1980s-2009), those hired during the boom years (2010-2019), and today’s designers facing layoffs and AI-driven changes (2020-now).
- The piece represents data revealing that 84% of conversation designers who stayed in tech remained in design-related roles, contradicting the assumption that most would leave the field entirely.
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- February 5, 2026
8 min read
Article by Josh Tyson
Share:Scaled AI Requires Canonical Truth
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- February 4, 2026
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