Human computer interaction

From Chat Fatigue to Instant Action // Donné Stevenson

From Chat Fatigue to Instant Action // Donné Stevenson

A discussion on the evolution of AI agent interaction, moving beyond simple text-based chat to create intuitive, GUI-driven experiences. The talk covers the practical challenges and solutions in building an impactful agent for busy professionals, focusing on quick actions, efficient data streaming, and enhanced interactivity.

When Agents Learn to Feel: Multi-Modal Affective Computing in Production // Chenyu Zhang

When Agents Learn to Feel: Multi-Modal Affective Computing in Production // Chenyu Zhang

This talk explores the frontier of affective computing in AI agents, proposing a new architecture where emotion is a first-class component. It covers the technical challenges of deploying multi-modal, emotion-aware systems in production—from memory and learning to multi-agent orchestration—and delves into the critical ethical considerations of privacy, manipulation, and scientific validity.

From $0 to $11B: The ElevenLabs Story

From $0 to $11B: The ElevenLabs Story

Mati and Piotr, the founders of ElevenLabs, discuss their journey from a weekend project to a major player in voice AI. They cover their unique remote-first culture, their philosophy of combining product and research, and their vision for voice as the next fundamental human-computer interface, aiming to create AI that can pass a 'vocal Turing test'.

Deep Dive: Ivy Ross & Isabelle Olsson on the Early Days of Google Glass

Deep Dive: Ivy Ross & Isabelle Olsson on the Early Days of Google Glass

Astro Teller, Ivy Ross, and Isabelle Olsson recount the journey of creating Google Glass. They delve into the human-centered design philosophy, the innovative 'Explorer Program' as a public learning platform, the unexpected social and technical challenges, and the crucial lessons learned about timing and innovation in launching moonshot technologies.

A Conversation with Sam and Jony

A Conversation with Sam and Jony

Sam Altman and Jony Ive discuss their collaboration on new AI hardware, exploring a design philosophy rooted in care, craft, and improving human well-being. They delve into the creative process, the challenges of building amidst rapid technological change, and their vision for AI-powered tools that are intuitive, joyful, and foster genuine connection rather than anxiety.

Form factors for your new AI coworkers — Craig Wattrus, Flatfile

Form factors for your new AI coworkers — Craig Wattrus, Flatfile

An exploration of designing AI-native user experiences by treating AI systems as "coworkers." This summary covers a framework for AI interaction (invisible, ambient, inline, conversational), a design philosophy based on "feeling the material" and "courting emergence," and novel UX patterns for collaborative AI tools.