Hard problems remain hard problems. UXers will still need to explore, test, and iterate to find the right solutions. AI accelerates how we express ideas, letting us validate concepts faster and refine designs more efficiently.

This moment reminds me of the early days of computers: a transformative shift in our tools. AI will help us work more effectively and push creative boundaries. The question isn’t whether to use it, but how to use it thoughtfully to deliver better outcomes.

As a UX designer, we create smooth flow, often invisible experiences. But with AI-generated content, we may need to intentionally add friction, prompting users to pause and verify sources. Good design means helping people use AI responsibly, not just seamlessly.