
Summary
This talk is for product people, UX designers, researchers, and leadership preparing to work on AI products. How do we plan and build helpful and impactful AI products? What is different in this new world? Products that use AI as a core part of the experience are often very easy to prototype, but really hard to build and make actually useful and impactful. A lot of the knowledge on how to build these is locked up in foundation model companies and engineering teams in startups. Peter van Dijck, expert in both AI and IA, will provide an easy to understand framework for understanding how to think about this new world we all live in now, how to plan for effective, helpful and impactful AI products, how to think about model capabilities, AI architectures and evaluations. You will learn vocabulary and frameworks to understand what all the acronyms mean, and how to think about them.
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