From Fiction to Function: Bringing AI Dreams to Life Through Rapid Prototyping
In the fast-paced world of AI, it's crucial to stay ahead of the curve. That's why Octagon is committed to helping the US government design AI products that meet the needs of Gen Z.
Gen Z's use cases for AI have shifted significantly over time. In early 2023, AI was primarily used for productivity tasks, such as scheduling meetings and writing emails. By October 2023, AI music and creative content became popular, with Gen Z using AI to write songs, generate images, and create videos. Now, Gen Z is using AI for social connection, with AI-powered chatbots and virtual assistants becoming increasingly popular. It is used in a variety of ways, including creating art, writing fanfiction, and creating music.
This shift in Gen Z's use cases for AI presents a unique challenge for the US government. The government needs to design AI products that are not only useful, but also engaging and enjoyable to use. According to a recent study by Salesforce, 70% of Gen Z respondents reported using generative AI, and 58% said generative AI helps them make informed decisions.
Companies are rushing to develop AI products to meet the growing demand. However, there is concern that these products could be harmful. For example, AI-powered facial recognition systems have been shown to be biased against certain ethnicities.
To address this concern, Octagon proposes a new way to design AI products. We use prototypes to test the emotional value of AI products before building the technology. This way, we can focus on responsible design that meets the needs of Gen Z.
Imagine two people acting out a conversation with an AI chatbot, using simple paper scripts. This seemingly low-tech method allows us to quickly gather valuable feedback on the emotional impact of an AI experience, long before we invest in building the actual technology.
By identifying potential issues and unintended consequences early on, we can steer our development efforts towards AI products that not only perform well but also resonate with users on a deeper level. This approach allows us to prioritize the most impactful and responsible solutions, ensuring that AI technology truly enhances our lives and aligns with our values.
Octagon has a proven track record of success in designing AI products that are both innovative and responsible. We have partnered with leading companies and organizations to develop AI products that are used by millions of people around the world.
We can help the US government design AI products that meet the needs of Gen Z. We have a team of experts who are familiar with the latest AI technologies and who understand the unique needs of Gen Z.
Unlock the power of human-centered AI design and transform how you engage with Gen Z. Let's shape the future of AI together. Contact Octagon today to learn how our prototype-driven approach can revolutionize your AI product development.
In the fast-paced world of AI, it's crucial to stay ahead of the curve. That's why Octagon is committed to helping the US government design AI products that meet the needs of Gen Z.
Gen Z's use cases for AI have shifted significantly over time. In early 2023, AI was primarily used for productivity tasks, such as scheduling meetings and writing emails. By October 2023, AI music and creative content became popular, with Gen Z using AI to write songs, generate images, and create videos. Now, Gen Z is using AI for social connection, with AI-powered chatbots and virtual assistants becoming increasingly popular. It is used in a variety of ways, including creating art, writing fanfiction, and creating music.
This shift in Gen Z's use cases for AI presents a unique challenge for the US government. The government needs to design AI products that are not only useful, but also engaging and enjoyable to use. According to a recent study by Salesforce, 70% of Gen Z respondents reported using generative AI, and 58% said generative AI helps them make informed decisions.
Companies are rushing to develop AI products to meet the growing demand. However, there is concern that these products could be harmful. For example, AI-powered facial recognition systems have been shown to be biased against certain ethnicities.
To address this concern, Octagon proposes a new way to design AI products. We use prototypes to test the emotional value of AI products before building the technology. This way, we can focus on responsible design that meets the needs of Gen Z.
Imagine two people acting out a conversation with an AI chatbot, using simple paper scripts. This seemingly low-tech method allows us to quickly gather valuable feedback on the emotional impact of an AI experience, long before we invest in building the actual technology.
By identifying potential issues and unintended consequences early on, we can steer our development efforts towards AI products that not only perform well but also resonate with users on a deeper level. This approach allows us to prioritize the most impactful and responsible solutions, ensuring that AI technology truly enhances our lives and aligns with our values.
Octagon has a proven track record of success in designing AI products that are both innovative and responsible. We have partnered with leading companies and organizations to develop AI products that are used by millions of people around the world.
We can help the US government design AI products that meet the needs of Gen Z. We have a team of experts who are familiar with the latest AI technologies and who understand the unique needs of Gen Z.
Unlock the power of human-centered AI design and transform how you engage with Gen Z. Let's shape the future of AI together. Contact Octagon today to learn how our prototype-driven approach can revolutionize your AI product development.
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