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1:05:44ENMarvin Schwaibold on AI-Powered Design, Interactive Prototypes and Better WebsitesAaron Epstein, Marvin Schwaibold · Y CombinatorShopify’s product design studio lead shows how he uses AI to build and refine interactions, then reviews six websites with Aaron Epstein.
1:03:45ENMike Cannon-Brookes on AI Valuations, Software Design and Building Atlassian to Lastゲスト Mike Cannon-Brookes · ホスト Harry StebbingsThe Atlassian CEO explains why he expects more software engineers, how he evaluates AI bets, and why creativity matters across technology cycles.
1:00:27ENMikey Shulman on Suno and the Future of Making Musicゲスト Mikey Shulman · ホスト Harry StebbingsSuno’s CEO discusses AI music, artist relationships, product design and the copyright dispute facing his company.
49:51ENCameron Adams on Canva: Designing for Delight, Depth and Changeゲスト Cameron Adams · ホスト Harry StebbingsThe Canva co-founder discusses onboarding, AI, enterprise products and the decisions behind launches that succeeded or fell short.
57:49ENWill Wu on Human-Centered Product Design, Snap and AIゲスト Will Wu · ホスト Harry StebbingsThe Match Group CTO shares lessons from Snapchat Discover and Snap Games, and explains how he combines user empathy, rapid prototyping and technical judgment.
55:54ENSpotify, Adobe and LinkedIn Product Leaders on Designing for AIゲスト Gustav Soderstrom, Scott Belsky, Tomer Cohen · ホスト Harry StebbingsGustav Söderström, Scott Belsky and Tomer Cohen discuss interfaces, model costs, data and business models in an AI transition.
53:34ENMatthieu Rouif on PhotoRoom's Focus, Mobile Growth and AI Designゲスト Matthieu Rouif · ホスト Harry StebbingsThe PhotoRoom co-founder explains how user testing, a narrow audience and mobile distribution shaped the photo-editing business.
1:27:37ENAdam Mosseri on Instagram, Reels and the Early Days of Threadsゲスト Adam Mosseri · ホスト Harry StebbingsInstagram’s head discusses leadership, product complexity, competition and what it would take to turn Threads’ early sign-ups into lasting use.
54:36ENDavid Allemann on Building On, Running Communities and the Federer Partnershipゲスト David Allemann · ホスト Harry StebbingsThe On co-founder recounts a garden-hose prototype, early retail relationships and the choices behind a global sports brand.
1:02:16ENJack Brody on Product Design, Snap and Augmented Realityゲスト Jack Brody · ホスト Harry StebbingsSnap’s product leader discusses experimentation, hiring, global design and the company’s vision for AR.
1:59:13ENSimone Giertz Spent Two and a Half Years on a Coat Hangerゲスト Simone Giertz · ホスト Lex FridmanThe inventor formerly known as the Queen of Shitty Robots talks with Lex Fridman about everyday objects, spectacular failure, a brain tumor, and why enthusiasm beats duty.
56:15ENPredictably Irrational: How Behavioral Science Reshapes Product Designゲスト Kristen Berman · ホスト Lenny RachitskyKristen Berman of Irrational Labs explains her three-B framework and the experiments behind TikTok, One Medical and a failed budgeting feature.
1:24:50ENDelight Is Not Confetti: A Practical Framework for Emotional Product Designホスト Lenny RachitskyFormer Spotify, Chrome and Google Meet product manager Nesrine Changuel explains how to make products that serve emotional and functional needs at once.
1:30:36ENDon't Make Me Think: Stewart Butterfield on Utility Curves, Taste and the Case Against Removing Frictionゲスト Stewart Butterfield · ホスト Lenny RachitskyThe Flickr and Slack co-founder explains how he judged features, why comprehension matters more than click counts, and how large organizations drift into busywork.
1:17:25ENDon't Trust the Process: How Design Work Is Being Rebuilt Around Engineers and Agentsホスト Lenny RachitskyClaude Cowork design lead Jenny Wen explains why the classic discovery-to-mock workflow is fading, what designers do instead, and who she wants to hire.
1:12:04ENBeyond the Chat Box: OpenAI's Head of Design on Adaptive Interfaces and the Designer's Futureホスト Lenny RachitskyIan Silber, head of product design at OpenAI, discusses designer anxiety, shifting roles, designing for a billion very different users, and where ChatGPT and Codex are headed.









