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Empathy, Accessibility and the Limits of AI Trust (John McCartney) (opens the original)
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Good accessibility is not just the result of meeting a standard. Accessible experiences come from understanding how different people actually experience a product — challenging assumptions early and giving users meaningful influence help guide organizations on the path to exceptional products. Then, why do so many organizations struggle to keep the human perspective in mind? And how is AI amplifying that problem? In this episode, HCI professional John McCartney joins us to discuss what it takes
Why Quality at Scale Is a Trust Problem (Nandini Srinivasan) (opens the original)
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As AI accelerates code generation, quality teams can't afford to operate as a downstream gatekeeper — when pipeline trust breaks down, the entire delivery engine grinds to a halt. QA leader Nandini Srinivasan joins us to explain why quality at scale is fundamentally a trust problem, and how QA leaders can shift from a late-stage checklist item to a strategic reliability partner. About the guest: Nandini Srinivasan is a quality engineering executive with more than 20 years of experience building
The Trouble with Building Too Fast (Jeff Gothelf) (opens the original)
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AI has made it effortless to generate ideas, prototypes and code, but faster production doesn't guarantee better products. Unchecked speed comes with risks, including overwhelming teams and customers alike with unvalidated output. Product leadership advisor and author Jeff Gothelf joins the podcast to discuss how to shift to an evidence-driven learning approach. About the guest: Jeff Gothelf helps organizations turn technical capability into customer value through better product decision-making,
Designing for Human Values (Batya Friedman & David Hendry) (opens the original)
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Technology teams are often measured by what they can ship: performance, reliability, efficiency, adoption and scale. But the systems they build also shape privacy, dignity, access, autonomy, care and trust, among other important values. Their work asks a pair of deceptively simple questions: Who is affected by a technology? And what values are implicated by the choices teams make? Value sensitive design pioneers Batya Friedman and David Hendry join the podcast to discuss their framework for inte
What Healthcare Teaches Us About Trustworthy AI (Nasim Afsar) (opens the original)
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Many organizations make a critical mistake: they layer new AI tools on top of broken, legacy workflows. This creates inefficiencies at best — the opposite of what AI aims to solve — and "digitized chaos" at worst. This is uniquely true in digital healthcare. The challenge isn't so much the technology itself, but the lack of organizational alignment coupled with a failure to design systems around the human beings they are intended to serve. In this episode, Dr. Nasim Afsar, healthcare executive,
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