Does the Future of AI Depend on Audio? By Paul Chavez published 28 February 17 In the last year, it seems like the interfaces that have been getting the most attention are “conversational interfaces” that use voice recognition, text-to-speech, and AI engines.
The Selfie-Enabled Workplace By Paul Chavez published 3 March 16 I’m a serious music fan, and I like to say, “I like all kinds of music,” but I have a problem.
Creating an Empathetic System Design By Paul Chavez published 2 September 15 Our job is to transform the ridiculously complex into the simple; but because everyone’s “simple” is unique, we must create individually customized systems for our customers.
Taking Off the Training Wheels By Paul Chavez published 11 December 13 Over the past six years, whether we like it or not, we’ve all been retrained by Apple on how to use and design touchscreens. The importance of this type of mass “training” is often underestimated.
Masters of Sight and Sound By Paul Chavez published 21 May 13 What does the audiovisual designer become when every piece of equipment needs only power and an ethernet connection?
Picture Patterns By Paul Chavez published 12 July 12 Our social interactions are arranged on a graphic timeline, our weather is beautifully mapped so we know when it will rain, and our brain is explained with full-color fMRI images.
Crossed Wires By Paul Chavez published 6 January 12 I’m fortunate to live in a city with a world-class music venue: the Walt Disney Concert Hall in Los Angeles, CA.
Everything Is Amazing By Paul Chavez published 27 October 11 Is it just my imagination, or has most of the cool new technology that has been invented over the past 20 years been in the world of audio and video?
Managing Complexity By Paul Chavez published 9 August 11 For many years I was an advocate of simplicity when it came to user interface design, maybe to an extreme.
Killer App By Paul Chavez published 7 October 10 Talk of the death of the World Wide Web seems to be a popular subject at this moment.
