Send us a text Welcome back to UXChange, I’m Jeremy — and today we’re talking about something I’ve been wrestling with personally: when should we actually use AI? We all love what it can do — speed, automation, magic. But at what point does using AI stop helping us think, and start replacing the thinking itself? In this episode, I share my personal heuristics for using AI at work — not as a researcher, but as a knowledge worker trying to stay effective, curious, and human in an AI-powered wor...
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Send us a text Welcome back to UXChange, I’m Jeremy — and today we’re talking about something I’ve been wrestling with personally: when should we actually use AI? We all love what it can do — speed, automation, magic. But at what point does using AI stop helping us think, and start replacing the thinking itself? In this episode, I share my personal heuristics for using AI at work — not as a researcher, but as a knowledge worker trying to stay effective, curious, and human in an AI-powered wor...
Your AI Metrics Could Be Lying to You: The Vanity vs Sanity Problem in UX Measurement
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17 minutes
2 months ago
Your AI Metrics Could Be Lying to You: The Vanity vs Sanity Problem in UX Measurement
Send us a text I break down the difference between vanity metrics (what looks good) and sanity metrics (what actually matters), plus the new measurement challenges when users collaborate with AI instead of just using a product. Essential for anyone designing or evaluating AI features. Topics: Why traditional UX metrics fail with AI systemsThe dangerous difference between vanity and sanity metricsHow collaboration changes everything we measureEssential metrics you're probably missingSupport th...
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Send us a text Welcome back to UXChange, I’m Jeremy — and today we’re talking about something I’ve been wrestling with personally: when should we actually use AI? We all love what it can do — speed, automation, magic. But at what point does using AI stop helping us think, and start replacing the thinking itself? In this episode, I share my personal heuristics for using AI at work — not as a researcher, but as a knowledge worker trying to stay effective, curious, and human in an AI-powered wor...
