http://www.loc.gov/mods/v3 http://www.loc.gov/standards/mods/v3/mods-3-2.xsd
1 online resource (xvi, 122 pages) : illustrations
Large language models are fundamentally reshaping user expectations from conversational interfaces to intelligent automation. Gone are the days of only buttons and forms. But how do we design UX that harnesses this power effectively? Part of this change isn't just layering in conversational experiences into our user interfaces, but rethinking user interfaces completely. In the future, users will expect to interact with software using conversations, either text or voice. Making this change will require an understanding of user interface changes as well as an understanding of the technology required to make this change. As a product designer, you must understand the new features enabled by Large Language Models along with using Agent, LLMs, and Workflow orchestration to create these experiences. Understanding the landscape of possibilities is important going forward for any product designer or innovator. What You Will Learn · Design a system using conversation-first, hybrid, and traditional solutions · Cover the new features enabled by Large Language Models and AI Agents for UX · Enable our conversations to solve real problems for users · Deploy traditional user experiences with conversational experiences to aid the user .
Chapter 1: The Human-Computer Interface -- Chapter 2: Forms, Controls, and Buttons -- Chapter 3: Conversations -- Chapter 4: Technical Innovations -- Chapter 5: Integrating Conversations into Existing Applications -- Chapter 6: The Future.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Natural language generation (Computer science)