AI in Product Design
Thu, Apr 24, 2025, 4:00 PM - 6:30 PM (UTC)
Event information
We've been actively experimenting with all the emerging AI technologies lately. From accelerating our prototyping process to automating routine tasks, conducting user interviews across language barriers, improving design quality assurance, and developing custom plugins—we've been exploring it all.
The central question guiding our exploration: What will the role of a designer look like in 2025?
Since this isn't something any one person or company can fully answer, we thought it would be valuable to open up the conversation. We've invited talented colleagues from Upheal, Productboard, and Outreach to join us for a thoughtful discussion about their experiences integrating AI into design workflows.
We aim to discuss practical insights about how different organizations are leveraging these powerful new tools to enhance both efficiency and quality in their design processes, along with the challenges they've encountered along the way.
Come join us for an evening of honest conversation and collaborative learning as we navigate the evolving landscape of AI-enhanced design together. Whether you're already deep into AI experimentation or just curious about what's possible, this discussion will offer valuable perspectives on where our profession is heading. We will focus on the design process, but we believe the discussion can be interesting for people outside of our field as well.
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Schedule
Open doors
Panel Discussion
Discussing practical tips & tricks on how our speakers implemented AI in their product design process. We have sections for an open mic, so anyone can share their findings.
Networking
Continuing the discussions freely while enjoying snacks & drinks.
Speakers
Peter Kocur
Staff Product Designer at Upheal
Hands-on design leader focusing on startups, technology, and the intersection of design and engineering.
Michal Matyščák
Senior Product Designer at Productboard
I'm a passionate product designer, focused on creating meaningful AI experiences for users and fulfilling business needs. Interested...
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Dmytro Korlotian
Senior Product Designer at Outreach.io
In 2017, I got spooked by IBM Watson and ditched my law career to become a Designer. In 2025, AI is trying to scare me again — but t...
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Host
Martin Jancík
Product Design Manager at Kiwi.com
After finishing design studies in Copenhagen and Amsterdam I decided to join a Czech travel tech company Kiwi.com. Over the last 8 y...
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