It’s 2030, when AI agents autonomously create interfaces for cultural and art exhibitions. In this future, the designer’s role shifts from interface-making to addressing ethical risks and cultural bias in AI-driven experiences.
AI may overlook people’s backgrounds or emotions, leading to harm or misinterpretation. Designers remain essential—not for building interfaces, but for guiding AI with empathy, creativity, and critical thinking.
New tools support this role by enabling early validation of ideas and encouraging reflection. Designers are prompted to question and refine AI-generated outcomes, ensuring experiences stay inclusive, respectful, and human-centred.
