With a solid understanding of your users and data, it’s time to generate ideas and prioritize AI experiments. This phase combines creative ideation with designing experimentation to ensure that solutions are both impactful and feasible.
🎨Ideate: Creating Ideas and Selecting
Start by stating user needs, then challenge assumptions to create innovative solutions. While there are many variations of ideation frameworks (like Design Thinking, SCAMPER, Six Thinking Hats), they all follow these key principles:
Key Principles
Research Question: Build on user research and data insights Divergent Thinking: Generate many unconventional ideas Convergent Thinking: Refine based on feasibility and needs
Putting Principles into Practice: Mind Mapping
One effective way to apply these principles is through mind mapping, which helps organize both creative ideas (divergent thinking) and practical solutions (convergent thinking). Let's see how this works with a car buying example:
1. Start with Research Question
Building on our insights: "How can we make buying a car feel like getting advice from a friend?" 2. Divergent: Explore Wild Ideas
3. Converge: Pick Solutions
⚙️ ML Experimentation
Now that we have our solutions mapped out, how do we turn these ideas into working AI features? Let's bridge the gap between creative ideas and technical reality through ML experimentation.
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