In this deep and wide-ranging conversation, Daniel Fraga joins us to explore the evolving intersection of design, AI, architecture, and human experience. From his origins in speculative architecture to leading AI-driven design at Danske Bank, Daniel shares a unique philosophical perspective on how we shape, and are shaped by technology.

Highlights

• The concept of ontological design: "As we design our world, our world designs us in return"
• Moving from designing for humans to designing with humans
• AI’s role in UX/UI and the evolution of adaptive, dynamic interfaces
• Real-world applications of generative AI in banking at Danske Bank
• Philosophical perspectives on subjectivity, systems, and technology
• The myth of the “creative guru” and democratization of design
• How data, culture, and design come together in the age of personalization
• Tools like Vev and Lovable that are transforming the product design cycle
• AI alignment, ethical boundaries, and the future of creativity

Best quote

"In a world where you can either design or be designed, I like to think we should learn, so we can be conscious of what’s happening."

Links

Daniel Fraga's Linkedin

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In this episode, we're gonna talk about MoCha, Meta's new AI research model, that creates high-quality, full-scene animated characters. Check it out.

Highlights

• Key Features
• Creative & Industry Impact
• Disruption & Democratization
• Gaming and Beyond
• AI-Driven Storytelling:
• The Ethical and Creative Balance
• Looking Ahead

Links

MoCha Research Page & Demos
Official Paper (arXiv)

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In this conversation, Alexandra Mihai joins The Human AI Experience to unpack her journey at the intersection of Generative AI, Accessibility, and Design Ethics. From industrial design beginnings to shaping the future of inclusive AI tools, Alexandra shares how she's helping build tech that's not just smart, but human.

Highlights

• Alexandra’s transition from physical product design to AI-driven digital experiences
• Why accessibility is broader than we think and often overlooked in GenAI interfaces
• The cognitive diversity gap in current AI tools
• How conversational interfaces, LLMs, and multimodal design can enhance inclusion
• The impact of the EU AI Act and Accessibility Act on digital product development
• Her research evaluating Figma, LLMs, and design tools through the lens of accessibility compliance
• What adaptive, contextual AI could look like in the future: from cars to skincare apps
• Why temporary disabilities (like parenting) offer powerful insight into inclusive design
• Why designing for AI means being a better designer, not a different kind
• Advice for product leaders and aspiring designers on responsible GenAI integration

Links

Alexandra's Linkedin
Medium

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