Good news if you're a designer interested in how #AI can be used to evolve your practice: if you missed my previous "AI Practical Methods" talks, there will be another one on November 7th, 2024!

The format will be similar (full description + free sign up link below) --except this time it will be less "presentation" and more "discussion". So come learn, get inspired and bring all your opinions & burning questions on the topic to this great gathering of the minds.

Artificial intelligence is part of the common discourse nowadays especially thanks to the popularity of services like Chat GPT, Claude, Midjourney or DALL-E.

If you’re a designer, you might be wondering: “How could AI be more useful and applicable for us as practitioners (other than asking questions to a chatbot and generating interesting images)?”

#AI is no longer something I say "I do" or "know about" every time I use #ChatGPT --it something I can now legitimately and proudly say I know enough about to include in my practice as a UX / Interaction Designer.

When I joined a group of friends & fellow designers as part of the organizing committee for the IxDA’s Interaction Awards (think of them as Interaction Design’s very own “Oscars”), I didn’t think we’d have to think about an awards ceremony being entirely remote due to the global pandemic.

I am very proud and excited to announce that a week from today, I will be joining Google as an Interaction Designer.

I’m particularly happy because, not only I’m joining an amazing team, but I’m joining one my “dream” companies.

No matter the industry, most of us can think of a few places that make this list. From before even competing my Masters degree in HCI, Google certainly was in mine.

Joining Google was not easy nor quick. It was, however, a very interesting journey and one I’m happy to share with everyone here.