AI UX Trends — and How I Actually Designed for Them
Lately, I’ve been diving into how AI is showing up in the UX world — not just as a flashy tool, but as a real design challenge. Working in a university setting, I’ve seen firsthand how non-technical users interact with tech that’s... well, kind of technical. That tension — between power and usability — is exactly what excites me about designing for AI. Here’s what I’ve been learning (and loving) lately: ## What’s trending right now in AI UX 1. Multi-Agent AI Systems AI isn’t just “one chatbot” anymore. Now we have multiple agents working together — like an HR bot, a finance bot, and an IT support bot, each handling their own domain. I had to rethink what a "conversation" meant when you're switching contexts mid-task. 💡 How I Designed for It I started by assigning roles to each agent: “HR Assistant,” “Finance Helper,” etc. Each had a distinct tone, function, and boundary — like characters in a play. To visualize the system , I used swimlane diagrams where each ...
