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Start with a moment, not a model
Imagine someone who wants to practice a conversation but is unsure how to begin. The useful outcome is an opportunity to try, receive understandable feedback, and try again. That is a more precise starting point than simply deciding to add AI.
A clear user scenario helps a team decide which interactions need intelligence and which would work better with a straightforward interface.
Make the boundaries visible
A conversational interface can sound confident even when its response is mistaken. Design should help people understand what the system is for and when to verify its output.
Useful feedback includes a way to correct misunderstandings, revisit an answer, or move to a human-supported process when the task requires it.
Evaluate the experience
A technically impressive response may still be too long, unclear, or poorly timed. Evaluate the whole interaction: what people understood, what they tried next, and where they needed help.
Small, focused experiments make it easier to see whether the product is solving the original problem.
Keep the purpose in view
The goal is a useful experience. Model selection, prompting, interface design, and evaluation should all connect to that goal. Start with a meaningful question and keep returning to it.
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