"Something that's colliding is definitely that sense of artificial intelligence and particularly generative AI, and what that means for creativity... I'm much more in the kind of William Morris view of the world, I think we need more thinkers and crafts people. And my positive view of AI is that it will get rid of some of the drudge work we do and it will free up time for people to be more imaginative and more creative. As a result of that we can spend more time with the people we're trying to solve problems for, coming up with more imaginative ideas.."
This time I'm chatting with some of the speakers at UX Brighton 2023 in advance of the event. They talk to me about what insights they plan to share, what they hope the audience will take away and share their views how creativity, innovation and artificial intelligence are starting to intersect.
My thanks to:
Elizabeth Churchill
Alice Helliwell
Stefanie Posavec
Chris How
Tricky Bassett
and Tom Kerwin.
Thanks for listening. I hope you enjoy the episode and find something thought-provoking here to consider in your own work.
Mike Green
Understanding Users: The UX Podcast