Jason Prunty will get your judgment back into your AI work

Most people teaching AI workflow arrive from engineering. I arrive from design, so I care less about what the model can do and more about where your judgment enters the work.

I have led product and design for fifteen years, most recently at SigFig, Envestnet Trust Services Exchange, and Billtrust, and taught design and UX for nearly twenty at Thomas Jefferson University and The City College of New York. I also taught AI practice to MFA students at the School of Visual Arts.

I build with AI as well as teach it. In Sorta, a daily knowledge game played against AI, one model drafts puzzles, a second scores them, and I approve each. My open-source design-director skill gives Claude Code a design critic that sees only screenshots. I write Designing Intelligence and run withMission.tech.