Workshop: Don’t Make Me Prompt (Tuesday version)

Most AI products you use ship with at least three deadly design sins. In this hands-on workshop, you will find them — in a real product you build or use weekly — and prototype a fix.

Bring a laptop or tablet and one AI feature you have feelings about. We will work through the 7 Sins of AI Product Design as a diagnostic frame, then apply the 6 HAX* Principles to sketch a concrete redesign. You leave with a one-page audit you can hand to your team on Monday morning.

For senior product designers, UX designers, product owners, and product managers shipping into the AI vacuum. No machine-learning background required. Bring the worst offender on your home screen. *Human AI-Experience

Christian Kuhn is Head of UX/HAX at Optimizer.pt. He researched and curated the 6 HAX Principles and established the Irrational labs idea of “7 Sins of AI Product Design”to use as an Audit. He has spent twenty years teaching, consulting, and shipping award winning international products at the intersection of human behavior and emerging technology — in Pharma, Healthcare, Fintech, Logistics, and the public sector across Europe, USA and Japan.

Workshop goals

By minute 90, every participant has:

1. A diagnosed product. One AI feature, audited cold against the 7 Sins, captured in a digital worksheet they can export and hand to a colleague.
2. A new vocabulary. The 7 Sins and a working sense of the 6 HAX Principles — enough to talk to engineers and PMs back home without translation.
3. A specific Monday-morning move. One concrete change they will push for in their own product this week.
4. ‍An honest sense of how deep this material goes — and where to go if they want the full four weeks of it. (The course offer is the natural conclusion of the workshop, not an interruption of it.)