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So here's the playbook: ✅ Use AI personas for common, predictable feedback ✅ Use real users for edge cases and unique insights ✅ Spend your time where it actually matters AI isn't good at everything. But when you need "the mean," it's unbeatable.

The irony: Ben Affleck's criticism of AI for creative work is exactly the argument FOR AI in user research. Creativity lives at the edges. But validation lives in the mean. AI can't write a great screenplay. But it can tell you if your average user understands your UI.

Ben Affleck just told Joe Rogan that AI can't create anything meaningful because it "reverts to the mean." He's right. But he's also accidentally describing why AI is perfect for something else entirely - user research. Let me explain 🧵

You deserve better feedback.

@designcoursecom Period.

2026 is the first year where the designer/developer dichotomy merge to become a singularity.

@AdhamDannaway Well, nobody does. But you can catch errors before your manager does with Floto.

Who loves getting design feedback? 🙋‍♀️

@heylo_JK Conduct Persona and Flow testing in under 2 mins or less with Floto. You still got leverage of data to backup your designs.

You deserve better feedback, try Floto!

this resonated hard. 'don't make people work to guess what good looks like to you.

@devxnuj Love this!

Social media assets for Buildsight Labs I really love how founders are being more open to expressive branding Colors and illustration style we are going with are meant to keep the brand professional while feeling utopian

@alexgilev All 3 of them

I need a better feed... If you're seeing this, and you're into AI, Building Agents or Design. Let's connect 👇

Feedback doesn't have be slow or vague in 2026. Link the link to know more instagram.com/reel/DTiIaC2CZ…

@koenbok Well articulated. Over time the cracks of rigid systems, sophisticated and process heavy, tighter feedback loops showed. AI has removed the mechanical cost to execute.

AI Product Design One of the most interesting questions about mathematics is whether it's invented by people or discovered from reality. Product design is about how things work. Specifically, how people can solve problems with computers. The solutions are systems of UI, logic, and data. We've always assumed you had to invent the whole system upfront, then fill in the details. But AI is changing this. You can now execute isolated ideas immediately and try them. Each idea can solve a particular aspect, unconstrained by a system that doesn't exist yet. What emerges is something closer to discovery than invention. You're not designing a system from first principles. You're connecting patterns across isolated solutions until a system takes shape. Turns out the best systems aren't invented. They're found.

@0xBhosale Beautifully written

Quietly shipped. Designed with care. In service of people. ~ samuraya

I’ve always believed you were never about decoration. You were about care. Care for the human hand. Care for the moment someone first touches an object and feels, instinctively. You don’t shout. You don’t explain yourself. You simply arrive… inevitable.

> You can now audit your designs for accessibility and other design principles in under 30s > Generate user personas based on your designs and ask questions like you would in user research, but takes 16s > Stress test your user flows based on personas generated

There is a new emerging designer archetype - The AI native Designer or Design engineer as we know it. Here is why:

There is still one missing puzzle: Feedback Speed When ideas are executable, iteration needs to be faster too. Faster feedback changes how people create and build.