BEST OF: How content designers need to change, with Chelsea Larsson
About this episode
This episode features a discussion with Chelsea Larsson about the evolution of content design and the impact of AI on the field.
Get 25% off courses, workshops, and bundles at UX Content Collective ! Ends May 29. IT'S A "BEST OF" SERIES! We're digging back into the archives and resurfacing some of the best episodes of the Writers of Silicon Valley podcast i the conversations that have held up, and in some cases gotten more relevant since they first aired. This one's with Chelsea Larsson. She currently leads content design at Anthropic, but when this conversation happened she was at Expedia. We got into the future of content design, UX writing, how AI is reshaping the work, and why content designers shouldn't cling to old definitions. And maybe…why content designers should learn Python? Worth a second listen if you caught it the first time, and a good place to start if you didn't. Things we discuss during this episode: Generative artificial intelligence Information Architecture for the Web Open AI, ChatGPT, Gemini Python Chelsea and her stuff: Chelsea on LinkedIn Smallish Book (newsletter)
People in this episode
Host: Patrick Stafford
Guest: Chelsea Larsson
Topics covered
- content design
- UX writing
- AI in content creation
- future of content design
- information architecture
Keywords
- content design
- UX writing
- AI
- Python
- information architecture
- Chelsea Larsson
- Expedia
- Anthropic
Sponsors
UX Content Collective
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: Anthropic, Expedia
Products: ChatGPT, Gemini, Python
Books & works: Smallish Book
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