Ken Olewiler

3 weeks ago | uxmatters.com | Ken Olewiler |Pabini Gabriel-Petit

42% of global companies [are] already integrating AI into their products or services and another 40% exploring implementation…. [But] only 26% of the organizations that have adopted AI have moved beyond proofs of concept to produce measurable business value. Companies are racing to integrate artificial intelligence (AI) into every facet of their operations to streamline workflows, optimize resources, enhance customer experiences, and compete in their market.

2 months ago | uxmatters.com | Ken Olewiler |Pabini Gabriel-Petit

Agentic AI systems can operate semi-independently, executing a multitude of tasks that require decision-making, analysis, and adaptation, … [allowing] businesses to assign AI agents to collections of functions and even to cover entire roles with minimal human intervention. In early 2025, the buzzword dominating in corporate circles is agentic artificial intelligence (AI).

Oct 21, 2024 | uxmatters.com | Ken Olewiler |Pabini Gabriel-Petit

Traditional user-experience methods must adapt to effectively address the dynamic and relational nature of new autonomous agents. As artificial-intelligence (AI) technology advances, traditional user-experience methods must adapt to effectively address the dynamic and relational nature of new autonomous agents. The state of user interfaces has shifted dramatically from interactive systems with fixed, finite states to adaptive AI agents that are capable of flexible, even infinite interactions.

Feb 19, 2024 | uxmatters.com | Ken Olewiler |Pabini Gabriel-Petit

Spatial context and movement within three-dimensional spaces are core human-sensory abilities, and thus, likely new growth areas in humanizing machine interactions. We can consider [spatial computing] the third wave of interactions in personal computing.

Dec 18, 2023 | uxmatters.com | Ken Olewiler |Pabini Gabriel-Petit

As we enter 2024, artificial intelligence (AI) is part of virtually every product-design conversation. Companies are racing to incorporate AI into their products, hoping to push the limits of innovation to attract and engage customers and impact the business’s bottom line. As UX designers, our charter is always to create seamless relationships between users and digital products. AI represents a whole new field of possible experiences.