👋 Hey designers and innovators,

Dive into this week's Witbits—your growing list of experiments and insights into Human-AI design.

Spatial prompting

Spatial prompting integrates spatial relationships into prompts, offering a novel approach to manipulate concepts. This dynamic approach can lead to more intuitive and creative outcomes.

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Translate in X terms

Provide relatable and engaging translations for people with varying levels of expertise, experience and ways of thinking.

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Traceable findings

LLM’s are great at organizing narratives and findings. It's helpful to see the sources that support these conclusions, making it easier to understand the analysis and where it comes from.

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Follow-up on an answer

Letting people select text to ask follow-up questions provides immediate, context-specific information, enhancing AI interaction and exploration.

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✨ What sparked our curiosity this week

Linus Lee’s presentation on new interfaces and AI sparked our curiosity. Linus, from Notion's AI team, highlighted how modern AI models create human-interpretable features and how tweaking these can enhance writing and editing. His vision of making digital interactions more tactile and visual, similar to working with physical materials, was particularly intriguing. This innovative approach to handling information has us excited for the future of interaction.

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See you in a week!

Machiel Kapiteijn & Quinten Bast

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