Real user needs principle
Product decisions should be anchored in real user needs rather than internal assumptions or polished generated concepts.
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A route for keeping AI tools useful after first generation: map risks, support correction, capture feedback, and review production readiness.
Product decisions should be anchored in real user needs rather than internal assumptions or polished generated concepts.
Before building an AI feature, map the user context, affected parties, trustworthiness needs, and potential harms.
AI output should be easy to edit, refine, undo, or recover from when it is wrong.
A human-centered AI product should collect useful feedback during interaction and use it to improve future behavior.
An AI prototype should not move to production until security, privacy, testing, misuse, and operational limits are explicitly reviewed.
A live product still needs research, testing, accessibility checks, quality assurance, and performance metrics.