About HAN-SHEN
Han-Shen Chen is a Principal Designer at Microsoft AI Acceleration Studio, specializing in Generative AI and Copilot products while collaborating with Fortune 500 companies. His expertise lies in human-centered AI product design. He leads diverse projects, pioneering rapid AI product development through a human-centered approach. Han-Shen drives innovation in AIUX methodologies, closely collaborating with engineering teams to develop new design and technical frameworks. He has created multimodal agentic flows for generative media, delivering tailored solutions for global clients. Additionally, Han-Shen has developed multi-agent AI prototypes across platforms such as Microsoft Teams, accelerating user testing and refining user-agent interactions.
Previously at Google, he led UX design for Google Home Assistant and co-founded the influential People + AI Guidebook. At AWS SageMaker, Han-Shen spearheaded the ML Governance Project, navigating ambiguity to deliver robust, user-focused product strategies. He actively coached junior designers through complex ML scenarios, empowering them to produce high-quality outcomes aligned with strategic goals, fostering both their professional growth and organizational excellence.
Live Demo AI Prototyping
AI Prototyping Demo with OpenAI API and other AI capabilities: https://aui1.dev/
This AI prototyping demo showcase lets you simply upload a product-requirements document; the AI agent then reads the file, grasps the user’s intent, distills the necessary features, and automatically generates the corresponding code. It can even search the web for the MCP (Model Context Protocol) specification so it can seamlessly connect the appropriate tool APIs to your agent.
Spectrum Tokyo 2024 AI Talk
Bill Gates once mentioned that the graphical user interface revolutionized how people interact with machines, establishing UX design as a crucial aspect of technology development. Today, UX design professionals are overwhelmed by new generative AI tools and are seeking effective ways to use them to 'automate' current UX design methods and systems. In this talk, instead of use AI as an automation tool I want to introduce a mindset focused on rethinking 'constancy and change' in AI UX design. By adopting this approach, we can create new possibilities to shape the relationship between people and AI.
