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Introduction
A designer who helped launch Google Maps in India.
- Guest designed for Google Maps and Search.
- India: landmarks instead of street names.
- Design for real behaviour.
| Insight | Design response |
|---|---|
| No street names | Landmark directions |
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Guest background?
Google Maps and Search.
India insight?
Landmarks.
0:00 >> Elizabeth Lari is one of the original designers on Google search and maps. She's going to break down AI product design from every angle, including how to design AI features, how to use AI design tools for anyone building AI products, founders, PMs, designers, engineers. This episode is packed full of insights. Google was always kind of nerdy and kind of quirky sort of. I mean, even from the logo that was all primary colors, looking at the old versus the new, the new one at a glance just looks like Apple Maps.
0:25 And two, like just feels colder and less real. What is the highle process for designing AI features? >> There are really kind of three key steps. One is defining the product that you're building. The second is designing it. And the third is building it. >> What are some AI products that you think are designed really well? >> I think that there are tons of highly useful AI products. I think CHBT has nailed things. >> I think you have a pretty crazy story about an AI image expander tool.
1:11 >> It was one of those things if I just kind of it made me pause for a minute. Really quickly, I think a crazy stat is that more than 50% of you listening are not subscribed. If you can subscribe on YouTube, follow on Apple or Spotify podcasts, my commitment to you is that we'll continue to make this content better and better. And now on to today's episode. Product design for AI products is incredibly difficult. How do you break out of the conversational chat UX?
1:35 How do you design for the next generation of AI products? Today we are meeting with Elizabeth Laraki. She is one of the original
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