AI has made it easier than ever to ship products, but it’s also made it easier than ever to ship products with:

AI has made it easier than ever to ship products, but it’s also made it easier than ever to ship products with:
• Data safety and governance issues
• privacy risks
• misleading outputs
• products that quietly cause harm
👉 Who is responsible for what your AI generates?
Join Product Calgary and Calgary UX for a joint event focused on how teams can build AI-powered products responsibly - without slowing down innovation.
This session brings together Product Managers, Designers, and Builders to explore:
Product & Growth
The Two-Sided Guardrail: Building AI Products That Don’t Embarrass You
Most AI failures come from:
• bad inputs (no context, hallucinations)
• bad outputs (unreviewed AI reaching users)
Shy will walk through how to build guardrails on both sides — and why solving only one doesn’t work.
Experience, Methodology, and Taste: What Actually Makes AI Powerful
AI has raised the floor.
But the ceiling hasn’t moved.
Tucker will show how experience, methodology, and taste still define outcomes — even in AI-assisted workflows.
What If Your AI Refused to Ship Harm?
What if your AI tools prevented:
• inaccessible UI
• privacy violations
• fabricated content
Spencer will demonstrate a real system that forces AI to slow down, validate, and ship responsibly.
• How AI products actually fail in the real world
• Where responsibility sits across product, UX, and engineering
• How to design guardrails without blocking speed
• How to prevent harm before it reaches users
• What PMs and designers must own in AI-driven products
• Product Managers (all levels)
• UX Designers & Researchers
• Founders building AI products
• Teams working with AI tools
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