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The Synthetic Designer
by Phil Collinson
A podcast that explores the intersection between UX and the use of AI. Each week the hosts explore a different UX challenge or opportunity relating to the proliferation of AI.
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The End of the Pixel Mines & The Rise of the Oracle
The benefits of AI to automate mundane UX tasks and how you can use AI to drive strategic decision making.
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The Beige Singularity & The Attack of the Jelly People
Understanding aesthetic convergence, it's impact on UX design and how to avoid it.Research used to create this podcast can be read here.
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
A podcast that explores the intersection between UX and the use of AI. Each week the hosts explore a different UX challenge or opportunity relating to the proliferation of AI.
HOSTED BY
Phil Collinson
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A podcast that explores the intersection between UX and the use of AI. Each week the hosts explore a different UX challenge or opportunity relating to the proliferation of AI.
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The Synthetic Designer is created and hosted by Phil Collinson.
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