WUD Bratislava

WUD Bratislava

Designing a sustainable future with ethical artificial intelligence

November 12, 2026

WUD Bratislava

Designing a sustainable future with ethical artificial intelligence

Bratislava, Bratislavský kraj
Slovakia

November 12, 2026
08:30 - 18:30
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Bratislava Bratislavský kraj,
Slovakia

WUD Bratislava

Designing a sustainable future with ethical artificial intelligence

Artificial intelligence is changing the way we work, make decisions, learn, and communicate. The question is no longer just what AI can do, but how to design it to serve people, society, and the world we want to live in.

The theme of this year’s World Usability Day is Designing a Sustainable Future with Ethical AI. Together, we will look at how UX and human-centered design can help create AI products and services that are not only useful and effective, but also trustworthy, inclusive, responsible, and sustainable in the long term.

Why come?

  • inspiring stories from practice,
  • new perspectives,
  • space to think about ethics and responsibility when designing AI products,
  • perspectives on building trust between humans and technology,
  • where are the limits of automation and where should decision-making remain with humans,
  • how AI can contribute to a more inclusive and sustainable world,
  • What does human-centered design mean in a time when technology can predict, generate, and decide.
  • space for discussion and new contacts in the world of UX.

Who is WUD for?

For UX and product designers, user researchers, developers, product managers, marketers, business people, students, and anyone interested in how technology affects people and society .

You don’t have to be an AI expert or a UX professional. All you need is curiosity and a desire to think about what we create – and for whom.

Come and discuss with us what the future might look like, which we want not only to predict, but also to design well.

If you’re interested in what previous years of WUD looked like, check out the lecture recordings.