Product and experience

Human-AI interaction and experience research

Human-AI interaction and experience research studies and designs AI experiences that people can understand and control. AI companies need it because a capable model still fails users if they cannot tell what it can do, where it stops, or how to step in.

AI products now act, suggest and sometimes decide for people, so the interface carries real weight. Founders find that standard UX hires often miss what is different: uncertain outputs, costly errors and trust that shifts with use. The hires are tricky because the work sits between disciplines. Strong candidates bring research rigour and design judgement, and they know usability is not safety or accuracy. Several roles are still emerging, so titles vary and few people have done exactly this job.

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Roles in this family

6 roles

Where the people come from

HCI, UX research, cognitive psychology or service research

Not to be confused with. Usability does not establish technical safety or factual accuracy.

Core skills

  • Experimental design
  • Human-computer interaction
  • User research
  • Accessibility

Where it is used

  • Enterprise software and developer tools
  • Customer service and contact centres
  • Accessibility and assistive technology

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