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EPISODE · Nov 25, 2025 · 1H 2M

Joe Fletcher: The Evolution of Design in the Age of AI

from Beyond The Interface (BTI) · host Jay Tulloch, Warren Nugent

In this episode, we're with Joe Fletcher, discussing his journey in the tech industry, particularly in UX and AI. We explore the importance of understanding the history of design, the evolving landscape of AI, and how it impacts job roles in design. Joe emphasizes the need for adaptability, continuous learning, and the creative application of knowledge in the face of rapidly changing technology. The conversation also touches on team dynamics, the importance of input in AI, and the necessity of challenging traditional design processes to foster innovation.Links:Joe's PodcastJoe's LinkedInChapters:00:00 Introduction and Background of Joe Fletcher04:44 Adapting to the AI Landscape09:32 The Importance of Understanding Fundamentals12:51 Input vs Output in AI19:06 The Future of Design Jobs26:14 Coaching and Mindset in Design31:27 Balancing Learning and Leadership34:51 Embracing AI in Design38:12 Challenging Traditional Design Processes41:54 The Future of Design Teams49:18 The Evolving Role of the Unicorn54:19 Mindset and Adaptability in Design

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