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UX Moats - Sara Du
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The three components of defensible UX
UX Moats The three components of defensible UX Sara Du Aug 23, 2021 17 2 Share Hello all - a hurricane just hit New York so I’m stuck inside today. It’s still beautiful outside, and it’s not too bad to write while listening to the rain. UX Moats I took a walk with a friend last weekend and he told me about the new search engine he's building. I was a bit dubious about the idea, but it started to make sense after we went over how he’d be leveraging GPT-3. With Open AI's recent NLP advances, you can effectively train a "better" search engine that can respond to any user query. The way we use sea
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