Four of your research colleagues discussed and defended their respective positions (below) on the impact of AI on user research. Participants engaged in a discussion and Q&A, facilitated by Dr. Jamika D. Burge.
“AI has the potential to be the researcher’s best friend, by doing all the heavy lifting associated with analysis – but it also has the potential to cause unimaginable damage”.
– Nick Fine
“Researchers absolutely must learn to create AI prompts. Not only will prompt engineering become an essential, required research skill, but it will also offer a much-needed opportunity to rethink our role as facilitators of change.”
– Alexandra Jayeun Lee
Soon, AI will be able to utilize the participant’s feedback as a prompt to create RITE design variations on the fly, offering the researcher multiple flow options organically and in real time, which will radically transform our research practice.”
– Greg Nudelman
“UX Researchers can reinvent themselves as “delightful ethicists” who oversee ethics on critical issues when generative AI supplies abundant solutions without providing the why.”
– Bo Wang
More Advancing Research community workshops |
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| September 14, 4-5pm EDT | register | What UX research can learn from other research practices |
| September 28, 4-5pm EDT | register | What emerging methods are advancing UX research |
| October 12, 4-5pm EDT | register | How to create actionable insight in the face of politics and silos |
| October 26, 4-5pm EDT | register | How to make UX research leadership more effective |
| November 9, 4-5pm EDT | register | What UX research “maturity” looks like and how we get there |
