Model Design for UX Leaders: A Practical Framework

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Model Design for UX Leaders: A Practical Framework

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Thu, Sep 11, 2025

4:00 PM UTC (45 minutes)

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Advanced AIUX Design

Rupa Chaturvedi

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Thu, Sep 11, 2025

4:00 PM UTC (45 minutes)

Virtual (Zoom)

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Advanced AIUX Design

Rupa Chaturvedi

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What you'll learn

Learn how to define model design for UX

Specify model behavior, data scope and policies in plain language so agents act predictably

Gain practical insights into visible trust cues

Express policies in the UI to enable users to understand intent and stay in control.

Discuss simple methods to design oversight

See real examples of checkpoints and escalation rules that keep automation transparent and accountable.

Why this topic matters

AI product success depends as much on behavior clarity and user control as on model quality. When UX designers practice model design, they define what the agent may see and do, when it asks for input, how it explains decisions, and how outcomes are measured. That influence lifts adoption, reduces risk and rework, and turns prototypes into shippable features users trust.

You'll learn from

Rupa Chaturvedi

Founder - Human Centered AI Institute, Design Leader, Adjunct Lecturer- Stanford

Rupa Chaturvedi is a product design leader with 15+ years of experience at Amazon, Google, Uber, and AI startups. She’s the founder of Human Centered AI Institute, offering coaching and corporate training in AI product design. Rupa has contributed to key AR/AI/ML technologies at Amazon and Uber and holds an MS in Product Design from Stanford. She’s also an inventor with 18+ patents, a UX design instructor at Stanford, and a mentor in the tech and food startup spaces.

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