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Building impactful AI products for design and product leaders, Part 1: The new product journey
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Summary
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.
Key Insights
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AI product design is best understood through a model, context, and experience framework.
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Models are stateless and require full context to be sent with each interaction.
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Prototyping to explore model capabilities is critical before building full products.
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Evals, automated and manual, are essential to measure model output quality and decide if it’s good enough.
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Models gain enhanced abilities through post-training on specific capabilities like reasoning and conversational skills.
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Synthetic data generation enables scalable training and evaluation by producing many good and bad examples.
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Tool use and function calling empower AI agents to autonomously perform multi-step tasks.
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Agents like Cloud Code gain product-market fit by making model reasoning and actions visible to build user trust.
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UX principles remain vital in AI product development, especially when designing evals and assessing experience.
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In high-risk domains, explicit risk identification and eval development are necessary, alongside clear ownership of go/no-go decisions.
Notable Quotes
"Today’s best AI products are designed by engineering first, but UX and product people have to join the party."
"Models are stateless; they take input and give output and forget everything immediately after."
"You want to trust the model, which means not overly instructing it but giving it the right context."
"Evals are the key to knowing when an AI’s output is good enough."
"Model companies post-train models on capabilities by showing them millions of good and bad examples."
"Tool use and function calling are what make agents possible, letting models call tools and reason through tasks."
"Synthetic data is exceedingly useful because you can generate it at scale for training and evals."
"The reason Cloud Code has such product market fit is because it shows what it’s doing, building trust."
"UX skills especially shine in defining realistic, user-centered evals and collaborating with experts."
"If a capability exists and is useful, it’s very likely the model will improve significantly on it over time."
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