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Designing for Drift: Introducing the TAR Framework for AI UX
As AI systems increasingly make decisions without visible interfaces, the user experience is shaped less by interaction and more by outcome. This shift brings new challenges—especially when adaptive systems begin to misinterpret their purpose or apply the wrong logic in high-stakes environments like finance, public services, or healthcare. This talk introduces the TAR Framework—Trust, Alignment, Recourse—a governance model developed by me and my team at Phase 5 to address what we’ve identified as AI Identity Drift. We’ll explore how AI can quietly lose alignment with its original role, and how UX and design teams can ensure these systems remain explainable, grounded, and challengeable. |
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About TorCHI
| TorCHI is a professional association of people in the Toronto UX community. Our diverse membership includes people with backgrounds in Human-Computer Interaction (HCI), Engineering, User Experience (UX), User Experience Research (UXR), Information Architecture (IA), Design Thinking, Usability, and Design among others. As well, our members include professionals, academics, and students. TorCHI was founded in 1990 as the local chapter of ACM's SIGHI, the Special Interest Group on Computer-Human Interaction. We offer ways to learn, share and network. |
