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- 3. The idea of AI being a dangerous force has been a topic of dystopian sci-fi novels and films for decades now. That idea has been ingrained in pop culture so much that a lot of people are hesitant to embrace AI. 03 THE GENERAL PUBLIC STILL EXPECTS ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE TO BE TERMINATOR-STYLE RENEGADE ROBOTS.
- 4. AI is amazingly capable in movies, like Jarvis in Ironman. The displays shown in that film are also an example of an intuitive User Experience. Amazon is dabbling in AI with the creation of the Echo, who follows voice commands and answers questions (if it knows what you're talking about). 04 AI IS AN INCREASINGLY LARGE PART OF THE CONSUMER PRODUCTS WE USE EVERY DAY.
- 5. AI for self-driving cars doesn’t have a good track record yet. Since the AI is still learning, some of this technology is not yet 100% safe. The AIs are still in the process of learning how to handle situations and execute solutions. 05 DESIGNERS ARE STILL WORKING OUT HOW TO PRESENT SOLUTIONS TO THE USERS.
- 7. Apple’s Siri Voice Google Now, which shows users intelligent notifications Google Search’s autofill Semiautonomous and Autonomous Vehicles Twitter’s New Timeline Feature that shows the user tweets they may be interested in Facebook’s Newsfeed Netflix’s algorithm (that suggests movies you may be interested in) Amazon website has a lot of immersive AI elements like the recommendation engine 07 ALL OF THESE AI POWERED APPS HAVE HAD UI/UX DESIGNERS WORK ON HOW A USER INTERACTS WITH THE PRODUCT. SOME OF THEM WORK, AND SOME OF THEM ARE STILL LACKING. AI POWERED APPS
- 8. Designing for AI is a new venture, and something we as designers will all have to deal with in the future as AI apps and products become more and more What role does AI play with regards to the goals of a product or the overall UX picture? 08 WHAT ISSUES DO WE NEED TO SOLVE FOR WHEN DESIGNING FOR AI?
- 9. AI knowledge and capability is thanks to deep learning, a process where the computer is taught to understand and solve a problem by itself, rather than having engineers code the solution. 09 TODAY, COMPUTERS CAN HEAR, SEE, READ AND UNDERSTAND HUMANS BETTER THAN EVER BEFORE.
- 10. The fact is, AI has a long way to go. While the technology develops, we as designers need to solve some design problems that AI presents. AI algorithms are completing some pretty complex tasks. The question is: how do we as designers visually support AI in all its forms? 10 WE NEED TO KNOW HOW TO VISUALLY SUPPORT AI INFORMATION.
- 12. UI/UX is similar to AI. It’s the main basis for an intelligence, letting us learn from mistakes though operation and interaction. We won't make the same mistakes again because humans as well as AI memorizes experiences. In the end, the UX must be fluid enough to enable the AI to respond intelligently. 12 AS NEW TECHNOLOGIES REPLACE HUMAN TASKS, THEY WILL HAVE TO BEHAVE IN WAYS THAT WE CAN RELATE TO.
- 13. The greatest challenge lies in making these AI technologies into something we can interact with without thinking about it and making the design transparent and immersive. AI is continually learning and UI/UX designers need to design for mistakes. The Feedback loop is constant between user and AI so UI/UX needs to be fluid enough to be able to respond to unexpected outputs. 13 A GOOD WAY TO ILLUSTRATE HOW WE NEED TO DESIGN FOR AI PRODUCTS IS TO LOOK AT NEW AND EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES.
- 14. We as humans need to visually translate the understanding that computers have of us. As AI knowledge and capability grows, we must be able to anticipate needs as it does; to understand the user intent and execute design to support this understanding. 14 TODAY, COMPUTERS CAN HEAR, SEE, READ AND UNDERSTAND HUMANS BETTER THAN EVER BEFORE.
- 16. For some time, automotive UIs have been dated, lacking and an afterthought. The UI isn’t currently isn’t very smart or intuitive. In fact, it makes the experience of using these interfaces frustrating, annoying, and time consuming. Autonomous and Semiautonomous vehicles are an opportunity for us to design intelligently for UI and UX. We must design automotive UIs in a way that that feel natural and effortless. 16 WE HAVE THE CHANCE TO DESIGN THE UI OF A CAR FROM THE GROUND UP.
- 17. When Tesla's AutoPilot mode was released, Elon Musk warned: "Drivers should keep their hands on the wheel just in case." Then Model S owners posted videos showing their Tesla's dangerously driving and making other dangerous decisions. 17 AI IS STILL PRESENTING BEHAVIORAL CHALLENGES.
- 18. Cars aren't ready to totally drive themselves. Even if they could drive themselves, humans won't or aren't ready to trust them yet. How do we build trust? We build it through designing an experience that the user doesn't need to have a second thought about. 18 THE AUTONOMOUS CAR INDUSTRY NEEDS TO THINK ABOUT HOW DESIGN CAN BE USED TO ESTABLISH A TRUSTING RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PEOPLE AND THEIR CARS.
- 19. Artefact, a design agency partnered with Hyundai to come up with a UX roadmap of the near-future of semiautonomous vehicles, using the Hyundai Genesis. There are three things an autonomous car has to get right, plus one. 19 ARTEFACT CREATED A 3+1 DESIGN PHILOSOPHY.
- 20. They need to know what mode a car is in, whether it’s driving itself or not. The Coffee Spilling Principle: They need to know what something is going to do, before it's actually done. They need to know what the car is seeing. And finally, they need perfectly clear transitions when a car takes control, or when drivers take control from a car. 20 3+1 DESIGN PHILOSOPHY 1. 2. 3. +1
- 21. New interfaces and new systems need to be designed to transparently communicate when a semiautonomous vehicle does something unexpected (and why). By establishing trust though design, people and the AI of semiautonomous vehicles will learn how to handle this new driving experience together. 21 DESIGNERS NEED TO VISUALLY COMPEL PEOPLE TO TRUST THESE VEHICLES.
- 22. Artefact’s concept is used once the vehicle is in self-driving mode. The dashboard interface adapts to show a low-fi view of what the car sees as it drives with potential hazards in red. If there is a person or object in the road, the dashboard shows the reason why the car swerved or stopped. If the car needs to re-route, a message appears on the dash explaining why and forecasting a new arrival time. 22 IT'S IMPORTANT FOR DRIVERS TO BE ABLE TO INFLUENCE THEIR CAR'S DECISION-MAKING PROCESS.
- 24. As AI makes its way into more and products, it is important for us to understand how it works in the context of product design. UX/UI needs to be used in conjunction with AI to drive product goals. We need to understand the problems AI will give us and find ways to solve them. 24 LIKE GOOD UI/UX DESIGN, GOOD AI DOESN'T DRAW ATTENTION TO ITSELF: IT JUST WORKS.
- 25. For now we can only make small parts of a product intelligent by iterating and collecting data on specific interactions. In the future, combining UI/UX design and AI will provide a unique experience to each user. 25 SOMEDAY, AI AND UI/UX DESIGN WILL CREATE A PRODUCT THAT GROWS AND LEARNS BECAUSE OF YOU.