AI July Session 5: AI's Impact: Lessons from History and Human-Centered Design

Learn about designing AI systems that are accessible and useful to everyone, focusing on principles of human-centered AI design, building AI for specific communities to create meaningful applications, and AI's potential to solve real-world problems and positively impact society, as Kent shares his powerful perspective on AI design: "Let's ask the computer to learn how to speak human and not the other way around."

Have you ever thought about the human element in AI? If not, let Kent Morita from Google Gemini change your perspective in his session "AI's Impact: Lessons from History and Human-Centered Design" at our AI July event.

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This session reminds us that AI isn't just about technology, it's about people. By looking back at tech's history, we identify a pattern: understanding users is key. From building communities to solving everyday problems, human-centered design is the secret sauce. So, this nugget of wisdom for your next AI project brainstorm: It's not just about the tech, it's about the people who'll use it.

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Have you ever thought about the human element in AI? If not, let Kent Morita from Google Gemini change your perspective in his session "AI's Impact: Lessons from History and Human-Centered Design" at our AI July event.

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This session reminds us that AI isn't just about technology, it's about people. By looking back at tech's history, we identify a pattern: understanding users is key. From building communities to solving everyday problems, human-centered design is the secret sauce. So, this nugget of wisdom for your next AI project brainstorm: It's not just about the tech, it's about the people who'll use it.

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