Name: UXin'/ You're an AI-enabled product designer
Start: 2026-01-07T19:00:00-05:00
End: 2026-01-07T21:00:00-05:00
Location: Philadelphia

$UXin'\/ You're an AI-enabled product designer$

In the age of AI, product designers bridge the gap between human needs and artificial intelligence.
About this Event

The integration of AI is fundamentally changing product design. This -virtual- lecture provides a comprehensive introduction to AI-powered design principles and techniques, equipping participants with the skills to create innovative and user-centric products for the future.

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What’s in it for you?

Turn AI into Your Sidekick, Not Your Replacement: Stop worrying about "machines designing you out of a job" and learn how to use them to make your job easier, faster, and more creative.
Design Superpowers (No Coffee Required): Discover tools that automate the boring stuff—like basic ideation and user research—giving you a "super-powered assistant" so you can focus on the fun parts of design.
Create Experiences That Feel Magic: Learn to craft products that feel like they actually get the user—from witty chatbots to interfaces that predict what a user wants next.
Be the Ethical Voice in the Room: Don't just build cool tech; build right tech. Learn to spot and stop bias, ensuring you’re creating a utopia, not a Black Mirror episode.
Total Confidence: Walk away with a clear roadmap for integrating AI into your workflow immediately, ensuring you stay relevant in the age of algorithms.

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Who is this for?

Practicing Designers (Product, UX/UI, & Interaction): Professionals who are ready to move beyond standard design patterns and learn how to build complex, adaptive, and personalized systems (like chatbots and predictive interfaces) while streamlining their own workflows.
Design Students: Learners who want to graduate with a future-proof skillset, ensuring they enter the job market understanding the tools and ethics of tomorrow, not just yesterday.
The "AI-Curious" & Career Strategists: Anyone working at the intersection of tech and creativity who wants to stay relevant in the "age of the machines" and feels the urgency to collaborate with AI rather than compete against it.