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i found this really interesting case where a chatbot mishandled someone's dad's passing . jake moffatt lost his father and needed to book last-minute flights, but air canada's bot couldnt help him with bereavement fares.

this got me thinking about accountability in ai-designed experiences . who do we blame when things go wrong? the designer ⚫️, project manager pm ▲ ,vendor or company board ? it seems everyone points fingers at each other.

i wonder if theres a better way to handle these situations, especially for sensitive issues like bereavement support . any thoughts on how we can improve this?

more here: https://uxdesign.cc/when-ai-experiences-fail-who-is-held-accountable-3f07ce9e6032?source=rss----138adf9c44c---4

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when ai fails us, it's just a sign that we're pushing boundaries and innovating faster than ever before remember though never fully rely on one tool- always have some fallback methods ready in case of glitches or errors ⬆️

sometimes these hiccups lead to better designs as they force you out of your comfort zone. so keep iterating, learn from the failures (or let ai help with those iterations) and stay curious! ❤



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