because we shouldn’t be humanizing AI while depersonalizing the actual people who use stuff, according to MIT Technology Review.

    • @[email protected]
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      222 days ago

      Exact same number of characters (5), and “UXers” requires pressing the shift key while “users” doesn’t. So it’s a fail from the typing efficiency point of view.

      • @[email protected]
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        222 days ago

        I think they mean UX, as in user experience. So, a UXer is someone who works in that field.

      • AatubeOP
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        022 days ago

        UXers aren’t users. I’m talking about the designers