The right touch: mapping AI presence to user intent
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Dezain Radar summary
This piece outlines a framework for calibrating AI interventions based on user intent and task complexity. It argues against the default use of generative or conversational interfaces, suggesting that systems should alternate between being invisible assistants, supportive guides, or proactive creators depending on the context.
Why this matters
As AI becomes ubiquitous, designers must decide the 'intensity' of AI presence to avoid over-engineering interfaces and ensure the technology remains a tool rather than a distraction.
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