
Welcome to Responsible UX Design for AI, where you’ll explore both Designing for AI (creating AI-driven systems) and Designing with AI (leveraging AI to enhance UX design workflows).
This course equips you with:
UX methodologies for designing AI Systems
Evaluation techniques to assess AI-driven user experiences
Risk analysis methods to identify and mitigate AI biases
AI tools & prompt engineering to enhance UX design efficiency
By the end of this course, you’ll not only understand how to craft intelligent interactive experiences but also how to use AI as your creative sidekick in UX design.
As AI systems become more advanced, designing for effective Human-AI collaboration comes with unique challenges. A well-balanced partnership requires thoughtful design considerations to ensure AI enhances human decision-making rather than replacing or misleading users.
In this module, we will explore key challenges in the Human-AI partnership, including:
? Control vs. Automation – Finding the right balance between human oversight and AI autonomy to avoid over-reliance or frustration.
? User Agency & Trust – Ensuring users feel in control of AI decisions while leveraging AI’s capabilities without unnecessary friction.
? Governance & Ethical Responsibility – Addressing bias, accountability, and compliance in AI-driven decision-making.
? Understanding & Interpretation – Overcoming the "black-box" effect of AI, making AI-driven decisions more explainable and interpretable for end users.
? Why It Matters:
A well-designed Human-AI partnership empowers users, improves efficiency, and builds trust in AI-powered systems. Understanding these challenges will help UX designers create intuitive, transparent, and ethical AI experiences.
What will you learn ?
UX for AI :
Students will learn How to understand latent needs, innovate using Industry 4.0 technologies using problem abstraction and reframing workshops to make the problem statement more inclusive and general.
Students will learn AI and Human partnership challenges, System-centric and User-centric evaluation and Risk Analysis.
Mixed-Initiative Interfaces:
The principles of Human AI Collaboration will be a focus area, ensuring an optimal balance between automation and user control. This involves understanding how to design interfaces that enhance user agency while leveraging AI Capabilities.
AI-Powered Data Visualisation:
Participants will gain insights into using various visualization techniques like parallel coordinates, Radar Charts and Box Plots to make AI-driven insights more understandable and actionable.
AI in Usability Testing & Risk Analysis:
This course covers different User testing methods for testing AI solutions.
Wizard OZ
KLM - GOMES
Teachable model
Computational Methods - Such as oracle
The Course will cover methods to automate the research process, Analyse the impact of AI on usability and ensure that AI implementations are ethical and user-friendly.
Who should take this course?
There are no prerequisites as such. UX Designers, UI Designers, UX Researchers, Product Designers and Managers, AI & Data Enthusiasts and Anyone Curious about AI in UX