AI challenges traditional design craft

In this context, "design agents" refers to AI agents or tools that can perform design work, as opposed to human designers.

I think if I were to play what's the hardest craft to potentially learn, I think design has a lot more work to get the design agents to be really, really good. So I think designers have a little bit of a leg up in terms of others learning their craft than the vice versa.

NLX stands for "natural language experience" or "natural language interface" - AI-powered conversational interfaces that replace traditional user interfaces.

NLX is the new UX. Conversations also have grammars. They have structures. They have UI elements. They're invisible. What are the new principles, new constructs in natural language as an interface?

Sometimes splitting though can create dependencies that weren't there when you were together as one team. So you inherit other problems or you might inherit challenges like, all right, the team decides it's far effective if they split into two or three, but we just have one product manager, we just have one designer.