Max Hackenschmied, Co-Founder at Condens, shared how Condens can accelerate the analysis process and his views on the role AI has in forming research insights. .

Aaron Cannon, CEO and Co-Founder of Outset, discusses the transformative power of AI in UX and Product Discovery research and his vision to harness the best features of Qualitative and Qualitative research into a single study.

Adam Fard, founder of UX Pilot, shares how integrating AI into insights analysis, workshops, strategy, prototyping, and creating style guides can dramatically enhance the process, while preserving the indispensable human element in UX design.

Henrik Mattsson, CEO of Lookback, highlights the value of collaboration in product development and the role AI can play in facilitating stakeholder engagement with UX research insights to create better user experiences.

Valérie Pegon of Qoqo.ai talks with us about using an AI companion in Figma and Figjam to enhance workshops and UX research planning and analysis called Qoqo.

Max Fergus, CEO and founder of UserCue, shares his vision for the future of UX research and how UserCue offers dynamic AI moderated interviews and analysis at scale.

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