Sep 25, 2026

Raise the ceiling: how to scale intent, quality, and artistry with Al | Katie Dill (Stripe)

Katie Dill from Stripe discusses how the rapid advancements in AI risk leading to "zombie UI" – generic, uncared-for digital products. She draws parallels to post-WWII architecture, highlighting the dangers of building without intentionality or a clear point of view. Dill then offers four key recommendations for developers and designers to leverage AI not just for speed, but to create original, soulful, and user-centric products: defining a strong point of view, encoding quality standards directly into AI tools, embracing meticulous editing beyond the first AI-generated draft, and actively using AI to foster new forms of creativity and unique interfaces.

Jun 24, 2026

The Evolution of User Interfaces • Ken Pfeuffer • GOTO 2025

Ken Pfeuffer discusses the evolution of user interfaces, from traditional hand-centric inputs to the emerging paradigm of eye-hand symbiosis. He traces the history of gaze interaction research, explains his decade-long work on "gaze and pinch," and shares how these concepts are now becoming reality with devices like Apple Vision Pro, outlining future directions for intuitive spatial computing.

Dec 22, 2025

AI Agents in 2026 | 3 Predictions For What’s To Come (a16z Big Ideas)

This episode explores three major shifts shaping the future of AI products. The discussion moves from the 'death of the prompt box' towards proactive AI that acts like a top-tier employee, to a new design paradigm of 'machine legibility' where we create for agents instead of humans. Finally, it covers the practical, real-world deployment of AI voice agents in enterprise sectors like healthcare and finance, signaling a move from AI as something you ask to something that does.