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# [Four areas of (UXR) thinking about AI / LLMs](https://quantuxblog.com/four-areas-of-uxr-thinking-about-ai-llms?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed)

This post is my attempt to make sense (largely for myself) of various trends and responses about AI / LLMs, and thematic disagreements that I observe among UX Researchers discussing LLMs. I structure the conversations I’ve recently had with UXRs abou...

Mar 18, 2025 · 17 min read · quantuxblog.com  
Updated May 11, 2025  
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[Chris Chapman](https://hashnode.com/@chrischapman)

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President, Quant UX Association. Previously: Principal UX Researcher @ Google; Amazon Lab 126; Microsoft. Author of "Quantitative User Experience Research" and "\[R | Python\] for Marketing Research and Analytics".

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[Ajay Yadav](https://hashnode.com/@appmaster161)

[Sep 18, 2025](https://hashnode.com/posts/four-areas-of-uxr-thinking-about-ai-llms/67d9a0b143bd0f77164575fc/comment/68cb9f834bb3c93bd3daf5d1)

Really enjoyed this blog on Four areas of (UXR) thinking about AI / LLMs! The section on how AI UX can enhance user research processes was especially insightful.

While exploring the topic, I found this guide on AI-driven UX and user interface design that dives deeper into how AI design tools and AI for customer experience are shaping the future of UX: [mobisoftinfotech.com/resources/blog/ui-ux-design/…](https://mobisoftinfotech.com/resources/blog/ui-ux-design/ai-ux-2025-rise-of-ax) .

Would love to hear your thoughts on how these approaches could complement your insights!