In this episode of Designing with AI, I sit down with Kyle, a designer at Anthropic, to discuss how AI is changing the way we approach design. We explore how tools like Claude fit into the creative process, the challenges of designing in a non-deterministic system, and the importance of slowing down to think critically. Kyle also shares fascinating insights into how AI can help us become better communicators and collaborators. If you’re curious about the practical side of designing with AI and how it’s shaping the future of creativity, this conversation is for you.
In this episode:
13:38 Defining “agents” and agent behavior
17:40 The blank page problem
19:28 Context bubbles
23:44 Designing for dynamic interfaces
27:35 Process deliverables for non-deterministic systems
32:08 The importance of reading code for designers
41:00 How prompting impacts our communication
49:40 Playing with a new material
55:22 Thoughts for the next generation of designers
About Kyle
Kyle Turman is a people-oriented digital software designer based in California. Throughout their career in web design, which began during the early days of the internet, Kyle developed a passion for building human-centered software. They have contributed to team building, brand evolution, systems creation, and software design and delivery at companies such as Slack and Etsy. Currently, Kyle is a product designer at Anthropic.
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