Chase Keaten

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363 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2026 last heard 20 Jul

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It might be completely inconsiderate of how people block different tasks and organize them when they're trying to do something.
It also might over-prioritize things like navigation via menu, when in general the industries move way more towards a search-based architecture, right?
So because every design that is compelled via AI is going to be copies of copies of copies of copies, it's going to duplicate a lot of best practices on accident.
but it's gonna be hard to apply your specific context.
And it's gonna get even harder when you start trying to edit things and change things.
And as every designer knows, you live and die by the system and the replication.
When I was interested in design, there wasn't a lot of that.
happening at first where there were still design systems, but there are things like you, if you ended up changing, even just like the font of a button, you would have to manually change it across every iteration of that product.
Right.
And you ended up kind of like having to do that.
And that's a place where AI can be super helpful as a designer tool, where it can do some of the iteration that you can't always do that, like the component layer that you can't always do like the execution of a design system.
So.
I don't think AI is an imminent threat to designers as long as they keep their seat when it comes to advocating for the customer and creating those healthy tensions where appropriate.
But it's also not a seat that I think I ever could occupy because every time I sit in there, I'm uncomfortable enough that I start finding myself uncomfortable.
more in the psychology of users.
And once you're there, it's really hard to do that as often from any other UX seat than a researcher.
Well, agentic is interesting because when AI first emerged, it had that very like super Google formula, right?
Everybody kind of understood it as a search plus, right?
Like not only will this address my query, but can ask some complex questions along the way.
And it might be able to shortcut some of the decisions that are less fun to make.
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