Using AI for Smarter, Faster Product Research - Interview with Axel Thomson, Wondering | AI 4 UX
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In this installment of AI for UX, we sit down with Axel Thomson, Founder of Wondering. We explore how AI tools are offering innovative real-time AI capabilities that empower product teams to dramatically accelerate their work, drive efficiency, and learn more from every participant.
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00:00 Intro
01:20 How Wondering got started
03:08 Typical uses of Wondering
04:05 What makes Wondering different
05:50 The workflow inside of Wondering
07:00 How Wondering has developed with AI
08:36 How could Wondering change my workflow?
10:00 AI concerns
11:33 See Wondering in action
19:55 What inspired Wondering?
21:40 Wondering so far
22:43 Wondering in the future
24:13 How to get started with Wondering
26:00 Who Wondering is for
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This could be very helpful, but my concern is that it may exclude people who are reluctant to share their voice, making the sample bias. Within my usual target users for example, I find that females avoid recording and sharing their voice for cultural reasons. It could also be that someone is an introvert or insecure about their voice or choice of words, so they would avoid participating in such interviews. So is there another option to record answers besides voice? Also, does it work with other languages besides English and Spanish? How about different accents?