Product Design & UX

AI and Behavior Change - Lessons from Healthcare

Behavioral Science + AI: Designing for Follow-Through in Health

Date & Location
22 Sep
(
Tue
)
2026
13:50 - 14:20
Stage 2
Track
Product Design & UX
Type
Talk
Language
English

About this Session

Most AI tools are built around prompts — but intent is richer than text. It lives in a rough sketch, a tone of voice, the sweep of a gesture, or the careful collage of visual references. The question is: how do you design interfaces that actually capture it?

AI is transforming healthcare, but many digital tools still fall short when it comes to helping people adopt healthier habits, follow treatment plans, take medication regularly, complete workouts.In my talk, I’ll walk through examples of what works (and what doesn’t) when designing for motivation, habit-building, and follow-through in digital health.

Maria walk through examples of how timely context aware feedback can build lasting habits, why some nudges succeed while others fail, and how to use behavioral science with AI personalization to keep people engaged.

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