What Jorge is describing is "conservative" we'd call "average to its very bones", but his key point stands: AI is not good for finding less well lit corners or surprising results, and we have to keep that in consideration as we use it. https://t.co/FNdAa2uohi

Archetype modeling ensures that the information structure at the core of a digital place is optimized to help users get things done. Learn to anticipate user needs in your digital places! Starting November 13th. More info: https://t.co/y4WJDrZNex #DesignNurture #TUGWorkshop

Another post that reflects the current state of AI, which is basically "how do we MANAGE them". They generate outputs that require more work on the back end and in the original setting of constraints than creating the actual outputs themselves. https://t.co/9gFndhwzSP

A short but potentially seminal work in the creation of agency-centered architectures. There are some assertions about the scope of agents that may change, but the overall vision of the model is deeply compelling. https://t.co/eX1fVmqkar

Systems documentation as an Information Architecture problem! It's really notable how many decisions map to IA issues, starting with simple things like the way that the author organizes his documentation (chronologically rather than by topic). https://t.co/W94J7qirqQ

This old site shows how many essential elements of architecture remain consistent, even in layouts approaching thirty years old. The only 90's constraint is that the page was designed for smaller screens. https://t.co/9QFHnGZbDP

A great summary of the issues with the state of the art AI design pattern (and there is only one right now). Good stuff! https://t.co/p6fR4yN4o7

A remarkable meditation on the power of surfacing cost and value, regardless of your domain, job description, or role. A must-read. https://t.co/HHLrLlXHin

One of the most powerful things TUG does is to create ways to generate "consent" in the understanding and apprehension of data. https://t.co/foQXWGdDjB

Nonlinear service modeling problems have existed for quite a while, actually, but #AI makes the initial decision points even more stochastic and wooly. So how do we manage our planning and design? This article points to a potential path. https://t.co/uEc0yVPxdn

A lot of what #AI generates for #IA projects is so bone-dry that it's hardly worth using. Jorge's idea of using an AI add-on originally designed to architect unique code bases to generate new taxonomies was a brilliant approach to solving this problem. https://t.co/DrCrt1m6v6

The EXPERIENCE of using kiosks, online tools, etc. adds a level of cognitive friction that makes them feel burdensome, even though they provide tremendous value. So, is there a way to improve the experience so people don't feel so exploited? https://t.co/hEhBSgrhsW

This article's patterns for running #AIagents are all project management tools (kanban, email, etc.) By this reasoning, you could swap out "agent" throughout the article for "talented but inexperienced intern" and the "interfaces" would be the same. https://t.co/4hPlJ7tQsN

A critical insight from Erika Hall. We manage what we measure. "good" has become synonymous with "fast" because we measure fast now (we even call them "sprints"). But what if we want "good" to be synonymous with something else? https://t.co/xoZaOGTHlW

Has #HomoLogicus become Homo Introvertus? And, more specifically, is it really "us"? And even if it is, is it good for our digital systems to be designed as if we were all painful introverts? Thoughtful ideas from Christina Wodtke https://t.co/m2oclsFxny

Every experienced UX professional already has the core cognitive skillset to do almost all of what the AI community is hailing as the cutting edge of practice. -- Jesse James Garrett. How do UXers feel about becoming an army of prompt engineers? https://t.co/tJx5yVeO39

We agree completely with list of "bring it back" from this article; in fact we're wondering why and if they ever left! https://t.co/36zGLQCfz0

A lot of this is because the underlying technology simply demands it. Current LLMs produce undifferentiated text blocks to answer prompts. Is there any other way that the interface should be expected to look? https://t.co/yUh1s0D4Oj

"Design leaders who do not define the value their teams create will continue to have that value defined for them by others." "How do I help" is one of the most important questions any professional or organization can ask to be effective. https://t.co/QgAPYMaku5

What are the design and IA implications of this prediction? What are the informational requirements needed to make it work? https://t.co/eiAQSROTBY