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AI Bootcamp for UX Teams May 13-15 Online. 20% off for my Newsletter Subscribers

AI Bootcamp for UX Teams May 13-15 Online. 20% off for my Newsletter Subscribers

UI is the plate. UX is the Meat. And I invite you to GORGE yourself for 3 full days on a scrumptious meal of hands-on #UXforAI training!

Greg Nudelman
Greg Nudelman
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STRAT’s AI Bootcamp for UX Teams

STRAT’s AI Bootcamp for UX Teams

🔥 Ready to become indispensable in the age of AI?

Greg Nudelman
Greg Nudelman
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Book Launch: UX for AI: A Framework for Designing AI-Driven Products

Book Launch: UX for AI: A Framework for Designing AI-Driven Products

Pre-order now on Amazon.com

Greg Nudelman
Greg Nudelman
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Getting Ready for AI-pocalypse: Short-Hand UX Design Notation as AI Prompt

Getting Ready for AI-pocalypse: Short-Hand UX Design Notation as AI Prompt

My friends and colleagues know about my obsession with AI-First design tools. And this little hack is all you need to get started on the road to more efficient design and higher quality by eliminating repetitive and boring “robot monkey work.”

Greg Nudelman
Greg Nudelman
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How to Design UI for a Curve Shape Anomaly

How to Design UI for a Curve Shape Anomaly

Dive into the complexities of curve shape anomaly detection, offering practical insights and real-world applications. From understanding the nuances of curve shapes to implementing AI models for autonomous decision-making, this article equips you with the knowledge to design effective UIs for any scenario.

Greg Nudelman
Greg Nudelman
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Digital Twin: The Essential UX for AI Analysis Tool

Digital Twin: The Essential UX for AI Analysis Tool

Digital Twin modeling is at the exact intersection where UX for AI Design can effectively demonstrate its incredible potential.

Greg Nudelman
Greg Nudelman
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Reporting: One of the Most Important Copilot Use Cases

Reporting: One of the Most Important Copilot Use Cases

We dig deeply into Reporting, an important emerging LLM design pattern using Zoom AI Companion and Microsoft Security Copilot as examples notable both for their usefulness and their fearless embrace of AI-First features.

Daria Kempka
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UX Best Practices for Copilot Design

UX Best Practices for Copilot Design

Microsoft has revealed a set of UX design best practices that will be critical moving forward for anyone attempting to design a functional and useful copilot for their organization.

Greg Nudelman
Greg Nudelman
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Contextual and Drift Anomalies

Contextual and Drift Anomalies

UX design best practices for detecting and displaying Contextual Anomalies with AI methods

Greg Nudelman
Greg Nudelman
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Point and Change Point Anomaly Detection

Point and Change Point Anomaly Detection

Types of Anomalies, why you should care, and the finer points of Point and Change Point Anomaly Detection

Greg Nudelman
Greg Nudelman
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Forecasting with Line graphs: a Definitive Guide for Serious UX for AI Practitioners, Part 3

Forecasting with Line graphs: a Definitive Guide for Serious UX for AI Practitioners, Part 3

It’s time to move on to the “Eye Meat” -- various ways you can use Line Graphs in your UX for AI designs. Let’s begin with Forecasting.

Greg Nudelman
Greg Nudelman
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Line graph: a Definitive Guide for Serious UX for AI Practitioners (Part 2 of 3)

Line graph: a Definitive Guide for Serious UX for AI Practitioners (Part 2 of 3)

Let’s continue our last week’s installment with the ways things often go wrong with the Line Graph. Even seasoned practitioners sometimes make the following mistakes:

Greg Nudelman
Greg Nudelman