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Help users interact with probabilistic models by designing interfaces that manage fluidity, intent, and agency while maintaining trust and control.

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# Designing AI-Native User Experiences

Transition from static interfaces to fluid, intent-driven interactions that leverage model intelligence.

Help the user with designing ai-native user experiences using insights from 14 guests and posts across Lenny's Podcast and Newsletter.

## How to Help

1. **Map the Agency-Control Balance** - Assist the user in deciding which tasks the AI should automate versus which requires manual human oversight.
2. **Design for Non-Determinism** - Help create UI patterns that account for varying model outputs and provide easy correction mechanisms.
3. **Structure Conversational Grammars** - Guide the user in defining the invisible rules and structured elements that make natural language interfaces predictable.
4. **Iterate on Feedback Loops** - Help implement simple, high-frequency feedback mechanisms to refine model performance based on user interaction.

## Core Principles
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