Sr. UX Lead • LinkedIn Top Voice in UX

Most AI features ship with an empty box and an empty promise.
They pretend to be capable of everything, but break expectations before users even blink. They make users work harder and invite mistakes.
Meet 50 AI Design Patterns That Actually Work — from B2B, enterprise and B2C products where reliability is non-negotiable. Used by doctors, lawyers, analysts and experts who can’t afford a plausible hallucination. It's the baseline every serious AI product needs, and almost none of them have.
We’ll cover:
Where AI lives, from co-pilots to dashboards to agents
How users prompt, modes of thinking, missing context
Input UX, to help users articulate their intent better
Output UX, to navigate and verify AI output
Refinement UX, to customize and finetune AI responses
Trust & reliability, to prevent aversion and over-reliance
Guardrails, to set up limits in high-stakes scenarios
Agentic AI, gradual autonomy, verification layers
AI accessibility, keyboard navigation, UI states
Enterprise AI & compliance, AI labels, GDPR, data
You'll leave with a working reference of reliable AI UX patterns. You won't find them anywhere else. That's not a boast — it's just the reality of how long it took to find them.
A focused 5h deep-dive into 50 practical AI design patterns — from B2B, Enterprise and B2C products, applicable to your work right away.
The many expressions of AI — design patterns for co-pilots, canvases, dashboards, data grids, integrations, voice and autonomous AI agents
How users articulate intent, where they struggle, their modes of thinking and how to prevent missing context, bias and assumptions
Reusable prompt patterns, custom defaults and presets, capability awareness, AI discoverability
Pre-prompts, context chips, structured prompts, task builders to guide users toward better inputs
Modifiers, precision knobs, planning mode, prompt queues for better input and faster exploration
Speed up power users with shortcuts — batch prompting, data layers, skills, plugins, connectors, context compression
Inline mapping, prompt bridges and style lenses that make AI output readable, verifiable and directly actionable
Forced ranking, weighted outputs and voice-and-tone controls that let users shape AI responses to their exact context
Bookmarks, versioning, history, re-entry and inline reviews for iterating on output — without starting over from scratch
Calibrated trust signals, consensus meter and weighted confidence scores — to help users know when to rely on AI, and when to override it
How to calibrate transparency, show reasoning traces and data sources, and how to flag assumptions and conflicting data
Guardrails for high-stakes scenarios: permission layers, approval and escalation flows, human-in-the-loop to prevent critical errors
Gradual autonomy, AI harness, context engineering — how to communicate impact, risks and accountability to avoid over-reliance
AI accessibility and EAA: keyboard navigation, voice accessibility, UI states, open-ended prompts, streaming output
Enterprise compliance in heavily regulated industries, sensitive data, AI labelling, context isolation, sandboxing, GDPR, AI Explainability
The many expressions of AI — design patterns for co-pilots, canvases, dashboards, data grids, integrations, voice, search and autonomous AI agents
Why users get stuck before typing a single word — and how to design around it. Mental models, modes of thinking, missing context, cognitive slowdowns, the trouble with "ask-me-anything".
How to help users articulate intent clearly — without restricting what they can ask. Pre-prompts, context chips, task builders, intent modifiers, precision knobs, prompt queues, structured inputs.
Get your coffee, tea, water, snacks and everything in-between!
How to make AI output readable, navigable, verifiable and directly actionable. Inline mapping, prompt bridges, style lenses, forced ranking, weighted outputs, output chunking, source attribution.
How to let users iterate on AI output without losing context or their hard work. Bookmarks, history, inline reviews, batch actions, comparison views, rollback patterns, re-entry.
How to help users know when to rely on AI — and when to override it. Calibrated trust signals, confidence scores, consensus meters, mixed weighting, permission layers, approval and escalation flows.
Get your coffee, tea, water, snacks and everything in-between!
How to design AI that acts on behalf of users — while keeping humans visibly in control. Gradual autonomy, context engineering, verification layers, sandbox previews, AI harness, rollbacks.
How to make all these patterns work at scale — in regulated, role-based, high-stakes environments. AI labelling, accessibility, privacy, data, GDPR, integration in design systems.

20 years in UX • Senior UX Lead & Advisor @ EU Parliament • Smashing


Product designers and product managers who ship AI features in complex, data-heavy or regulated products
Design and UX Leads who want to explore established and emerging practices and make more confident UX decisions for AI
UX researchers and practitioners who want to understand how users actually use AI products and AI features, and how to improve their UX.

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