Generative AI is like an e-bike: it gives you superhuman speed, but you still have to steer and know how to fix it when something breaks. UX becomes the map that keeps you on track.
If you've ever been on one, it's this feeling of superhuman strength where you can go faster, further, at a sort of a distance that you've never conceived. That's what kind of using all these generative tools is like. But you gotta make sure you're going in the right direction. That's right. And you gotta make sure if the bike's broke down that you're able to put the chain back on or understand why the brake doesn't work so that you're able to be able to sort of stitch it back if you need to. So that's where I see UX as not being something that's replaced, but it's It's something that's much more, more guideposts and milestones and markers and mapping.
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