Issue 113
Hello, dear readers! 👋
In this issue, among other things:
Classification of adaptive AI interfaces
Why it is necessary to focus not only on the needs of users
How Adobe updated icons in its design system
Interactive visualization of the ChatGPT device
VFX Generation in Runway Gen-3 Alpha
Interview guide for beginners
…and much more!
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🗞 News and articles
Josh Clark wrote about the rapid development of AI products and talked about the Sentient Design algorithmic design model. It describes new AI-based interfaces that adapt to the context and user needs.
Josh shared a diagram based on this model, which helps classify different AI user experiences according to three key attributes: grounded, interoperable and radically adaptive (grounded, interactive and adaptive).
You’re Not Just Solving User Problems. Itamar Gilad explained why, when ranking tasks, companies should focus not only on the needs of users, but also on their own needs, ideas and goals.
Designing design systems: Constructing an icon system. Isabelle Hamlin spoke about the thoughtful process of updating icons in Adobe's Spectrum design system.
Canva acquired Leonardo AI, a browser-based AI service for image generation.
Miro acquired Uizard, one of the first AI tools for generating design.
New technologies
Runway has released a fundamentally new feature for Gen-3 Alpha. It allows you to generate visual effects and integrate them into videos.
The user needs to upload their source video, select a frame reference from it and transfer it to Gen-3 Alpha Image to Video to create an effect. Then you can mix the two videos using masks and color correction. In this way, you can get very complex visual effects without resorting to classic VFX.
A thread in X about the update.
Move AI has officially released Move Live, an AI tool for capturing real—time motion without special markers. It can read the movements of up to two actors at the same time and send the data to the Unreal Engine or Blender. Access can be obtained through a request on the website.
An example of using Move Live in an interactive Nike installation at UEFA Euro 2024.
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