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AI literacy and adaptability are essential. Go beyond theory—experiment with LLMs, system instructions, and agentic workflows. These are key skills for AI Product Designers.

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This is a fantastic read on the evolving role designers must play. I love the section on the Inversion of Paradigms. How are you evolving your role as a designer? What's working, and why? What's not, and why? https://lnkd.in/eAMVaA7X

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We just published our CES 2026 Report 🎉 from a designer’s perspective. 🔗 Read the PDF report: https://lnkd.in/g4nTA_zd (There are 🇺🇸English / 🇯🇵Japanese Version) This year, CES marked a turning point for Physical AI. Robots and autonomous systems are rapidly becoming capable, but many still lack clarity of role, trust, and everyday usability. Our key takeaway: capability is accelerating faster than experience design. Thank you to everyone who supports this, and thank you to those I met during CES! As always, your feedback is helpful! #CES2026

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Speed is good. Clarity is better. As someone who’s led creative teams and delivered campaigns under pressure, I’ve learned this truth over and over again: great design isn’t just fast, it’s focused, thoughtful, and creatives should solve a problem. Thanks to Amit Salunkhe for this powerful comparison. A must-read for every designer and creative leader. #DesignLeadership #CreativeDirection #UXDesign #ClarityOverSpeed #PurposeDrivenDesign

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I’ve sat on both sides of the senior IC design interview table — first as a hiring manager for six years, and more recently as a candidate. Here are some hard-earned lessons from that experience, along with a few examples from the presentation that helped me land my most recent role. Let me know if any of these lessons resonate, and I'm also curious what's worked well for you in a Staff+ presentation.

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I want to bring you behind the scenes to show the process of design and interaction exploration that shaped the Meta Ray-Ban Display, the most advanced AI glasses we’ve ever built, featuring a visual display controlled by the revolutionary Meta Neural Band. Take a look to learn how our software and hardware design teams collaborated to develop an entirely new kind of user experience. We had to build a user experience that seamlessly integrates with the real world with discreet, intuitive control — empowering you to interact with your glasses in a way that feels natural and unobtrusive. This is more than innovation; it’s a commitment to design that enhances everyday life. I’m grateful to the team. Thank you! We are excited by the progress, and are continuing to learn, refine, and polish as we build for the future. Onward!

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Just found this profound analysis of macOS Tahoe icons: https://lnkd.in/dsF6VmR5 It’s a sharp reminder that details matter. Pixel-perfect basics and clear semiotics are often overlooked today, yet they’re what make interfaces truly work. Good design isn’t just about style — it’s about clarity and care.

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