Peter's Context Design
PeterI'm Peter, and I'm here to help UX people figure out these wild AI years. My evolving thoughts and tips from the intersection of AI engineering and human-centered design.
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Sorry no time for an essay today
Happy Friday!
The weather is much nicer in Madrid now, and September is booming work wise.
I am super busy today (and not with the fun stuff), so no essay today.
I do want to ask, if you read this regularly (thank you if you do!): what...
You should really talk to Claude
Happy Wednesday!
My workflow has shifted to talking to my agents. I do feel a bit self conscious about it, but it works. But WHY does it work?
✅ But first a tip: if you’re on Mac, I use Muesli, which is entirely free and works really wel...
Jev means permission to play for product and UX builders
Happy Friday!
I won’t get into what Jev is and does too much, but I wrote about why I think decision models like Jev are so useful for product and UX builders. In short: they remove the up-front work for using classifier models, which mean...
“The best iphone, I mean model, we ever made”
Happy Wednesday!
A short update today because boy, it’s been a long week already! So just two quick things.
Jev came out, which basically lets you do things in your code like
if(‘is this customer angry?’) redirect_to_human();
The inte...
It’s useful to anthropomorphize the models.
Happy Friday!
I wrote a post on why it’s useful to anthropomorphize the models. The argument in short:
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Assigning agency to things (“Microsoft wants to gain market share”) is helpful to predict their behavior.
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Models are trained...
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UX and AI, and the climate emergency. Founder, teacher, dad.
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