Kasia Szczesna
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BehaviorAl
Building trust and responsible products without manipulation or dark patterns in the world of AI. BehaviorAI - Responsible AI design library
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Lately
From UX to human AI interaction. AI's ROI starts with human behavior.
Why no compliance test will catch this. 3 gaps that are hard to catch in a product [AI]
Not every shortcut is good design [Nie każde ułatwienie jest dobrym projektem]
The gap between investment and use: where we’re getting AI adoption wrong
Nowe zasady transparentności AI: zgodne nie znaczy zauważone [New AI transparency rules]
“AI should support people at work, not replace them.” Nobody is saying how to design that.
Your team shipped AI. Nobody asked if users wanted it or if they should have it at all.
AI designers are getting coding tools. Nobody gave them tools for understanding people
Personalisation or manipulation? One design decision makes the difference.
A label does not change behavior. The design of a label does.
The model is accurate. The UX is clean. So why don't users trust it, and why is that silence killing your data?
What AI changes about UX and why microbehaviors matter more than macro-flows.
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