AI systems can produce fluent language, but they do not understand or convey the cultural meaning behind it. UX research surfaces the gap between what a system produces and what users actually experience.
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Christina Ambrose
Director
With a background in interdisciplinary social sciences, Christina has been trained in various qualitative research methods. Her human factors expertise includes consulting on products from early-stage exploratory research through end stage validation studies, and she has supported several successful submissions. She collaborates with clients to design programs of research and decide on optimal methodologies, while supervising individual research projects involving medical devices and digital health management platforms. Christina holds a BA in Comparative Human Development and an MA in the Social Sciences from the University of Chicago.
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