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Louie Sakoda

Founding Product Designer & AI Systems Lead

AI Systems

The decisions behind the AI, not the models behind it

These examples connect model behavior to human judgment: interpreting a prediction, reviewing a draft, asking for better help, or inheriting a decision. Each links to its evidence and limitations.

Keeping people in control

When an AI can act, not just answer, what stops it acting on your behalf without your say-so?

Knowing when not to comply

What should a system do when giving someone exactly what they asked for works against them?

Being honest about limits

How does a system show the edge of what it knows, to someone with no way to check?

Context that compounds

How does work accumulate instead of restarting from an empty box every time?

Systems with more than one user

How do you hold competing needs together without quietly picking a winner?

Built, not just specified

What does the architecture actually look like underneath?