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The emergence of large language models (LLMs) such as ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini has tremendously altered the conception and delivery of digital products. This paper proposes a brief methodology for AI-native product design, wherein LLMs become the core logic of the system, interface design, and value creation. Going beyond feature augmentation, we lay bare a blueprint outlining AI-centric UX, architectural design, and product governance. Prompt engineering is considered, examining real integrations such as Notion AI or GitHub Copilot and discussing trade-offs at the system-level between latency, scale, and explainability. Deployment models and feedback loops will be illustrated by means of key SmartArt diagrams and Python-generated figures. The paper further considers the ethical angle: bias reduction, transparency, and user trust- all of which stand as pillars for sustainable AI adoption in post-ChatGPT ecosystems.
AI-native design, generative AI, LLM-first architecture, GPT-powered apps, prompt engineering, retrieval augmented generation, explainable AI, human-AI interaction, scalable UX, product governance, neural UX, trust calibration, post-ChatGPT design
IRE Journals:
Savi Khatri
"Designing AI-Native Products: Building for A Post-ChatGPT World" Iconic Research And Engineering Journals Volume 6 Issue 7 2023 Page 578-585
IEEE:
Savi Khatri
"Designing AI-Native Products: Building for A Post-ChatGPT World" Iconic Research And Engineering Journals, 6(7)