Now when we know about prompts engineering, correctness criteria, workflows, and validations sometimes I feel like it would help a lot to have it automated for real life conversations as well.

First, my article about Product Design Architecture and AI got boosted by Medium, and now featured in curated weekly @uxcollective.bsky.social newsletter. Thank you Fabricio Teixeira 🙏.

Link to the article again:
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Over the last few years, I researched how and why digital products are organised in a certain way, how to design them faster and with more confidence, how to spot opportunities, and what common language can make architecture work more intentional?
medium.com/p/8fa9c998a230

I'm very curious to see your ChatGPT history

One thing that slightly disappoints me about iOS 26 hype is that it is another conversation that makes 'design' about how products look. It certainly doesn't help to have conversations about making value for users and creation of simple, beautifully organised products that makes sense.

ChatGPT will die to become a native browser capability. Chrome, in this sense, is a huge Google asset. Speaking of that, it's quite surprising Apple still hasn’t pushed to turn Spotlight into a major browsing entry point.

Got to separable verbs in Dutch. I guess I should have been told that they have it in the beginning. Might have made different decisions in life. >_<

Wöör has more than 999 user sessions in the last 30 days on iOS alone. Happy that it shows signs of being useful and not bad for a two-month-old product.

Most of the software already feels like an outdated legacy.

Just a reminder that trust is the hardest currency out there. Very hard to earn, very easy to loose, worth every bit.

It's like 97% of all pure digital products market doesn't really exist. Products use, disrupt each other like mad, and die. Airtables, Codas, Notions, Firefoxes, Dropboxes, Slacks won't exist in no so distant future.
Must be looking pretty weird for Microsoft and Google.

What I like about AI is how it made people excited, dream and be creative again.