​AI products are changing quickly. So is the work of designing them.

​Join Cascade SF and Superhuman for an evening inside the evolving practice of AI design.

​We’ll hear from the people designing and researching AI experiences at Superhuman about the questions they’re working through right now. How do you research products that are changing this quickly? How do designers, researchers, and product teams work together when building with AI? What changes when you’re designing agents instead of traditional software? And how do decisions around personality, voice, and tone shape the experience?

​Through talks and conversations, we’ll get into the actual work behind AI products: the processes teams are developing, what they’re learning, and the new design challenges they’re encountering along the way.

​No broad predictions about the future of AI. This is a closer look at how teams are designing for it today.

​What we’ll explore

• ​How teams are approaching the design of AI-powered and agentic products

• ​How AI is changing the way designers and researchers work

• ​How research can keep pace as product development gets faster

• ​How design, research, product, and leadership collaborate around AI

• ​New questions around personality, voice, and tone in AI experiences

​For product designers, UX researchers, content designers, design leaders, and people building AI products.

​Announced Session

​Researchers, Build Your Own Table: Scaling Influence in the Age of AI

​Josh Williams, Director of Product Research at Superhuman

​AI is helping product teams build faster than ever. For researchers, that raises an important question: how can research keep pace and make sure valuable insights continue to shape product decisions?

​Josh will share a practical look at how his team is using AI to rethink the way research gets done. Drawing from real examples and insights from the Superhuman research team, he’ll show how they’re building shared research systems, using AI to analyze and connect findings, and making research easier for teams to access and use.

​You’ll see how new tools and workflows can create more capacity for researchers to connect evidence, uncover insights, and help teams make better-informed decisions.

​More talks and speakers will be announced soon.