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#118 Designing for AI Agents: UX Patterns, Ethics & Tools

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In this episode, we're diving into one of the biggest shifts happening in digital product design right now: AI agents.

AI agents are no longer just answering questions – they’re planning, making decisions, and acting on behalf of users. This fundamentally changes how we design experiences.

You’ll learn:

  • What AI agents actually are (and how they differ from chatbots)

  • How they’re transforming UX and product workflows

  • Core design principles for working with agents

  • Ethical concerns we need to consider

  • And a personal example of how I used ChatGPT’s Agent Mode to book a hotel in Copenhagen

Plus, I’ll share tools and frameworks to help you start designing for agent-based experiences.

🔑 Key Takeaways

  • AI agents are autonomous systems that can observe, plan, and act without being explicitly told what to do.

  • UX for agents requires new patterns: transparency, consistency, user control, and trust-building.

  • ChatGPT’s new Agent Mode is a clear example of proactive AI that collaborates with users instead of just responding to them.

  • Tools like Figma (with branching logic), Lookback, and explainability dashboards help prototype and test agent behavior.

  • New interaction patterns are emerging, such as “suggest and confirm” or “mixed-initiative interaction.”

  • Ethical design is essential: we need to actively design against manipulation, bias, overtrust, and privacy violations.

🛠️ Resources & Links

AI UX Guidelines

Agent Tools & Prototyping

User Testing Tools

Explainability & Oversight

ChatGPT Agent Mode & Connectors

  continue reading

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In this episode, we're diving into one of the biggest shifts happening in digital product design right now: AI agents.

AI agents are no longer just answering questions – they’re planning, making decisions, and acting on behalf of users. This fundamentally changes how we design experiences.

You’ll learn:

  • What AI agents actually are (and how they differ from chatbots)

  • How they’re transforming UX and product workflows

  • Core design principles for working with agents

  • Ethical concerns we need to consider

  • And a personal example of how I used ChatGPT’s Agent Mode to book a hotel in Copenhagen

Plus, I’ll share tools and frameworks to help you start designing for agent-based experiences.

🔑 Key Takeaways

  • AI agents are autonomous systems that can observe, plan, and act without being explicitly told what to do.

  • UX for agents requires new patterns: transparency, consistency, user control, and trust-building.

  • ChatGPT’s new Agent Mode is a clear example of proactive AI that collaborates with users instead of just responding to them.

  • Tools like Figma (with branching logic), Lookback, and explainability dashboards help prototype and test agent behavior.

  • New interaction patterns are emerging, such as “suggest and confirm” or “mixed-initiative interaction.”

  • Ethical design is essential: we need to actively design against manipulation, bias, overtrust, and privacy violations.

🛠️ Resources & Links

AI UX Guidelines

Agent Tools & Prototyping

User Testing Tools

Explainability & Oversight

ChatGPT Agent Mode & Connectors

  continue reading

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