The Designing AI Powered Products course enables professionals to design, evaluate, and plan AI-enabled products that integrate intelligent agents at their core. Through demos, design sprints, and hands-on exercises, learners explore how AI agents think (brain), remember (memory), and act (tools)—and how to apply these models in real product workflows.
Basic understanding of AI concepts
Interest in user experience and product design
No coding experience required
Product Managers & Innovation Leads
UX and Service Designers
Business Analysts and Strategists
Cross-functional product delivery stakeholders
By the end of this course, participants will be able to:
Identify AI opportunities aligned with user and business goals
Map the Brain–Memory–Tools framework to real product features
Apply human–AI collaboration models in product design
Evaluate AI for accuracy, bias, usability, and ethical impact
Build trust and safety through AI design guardrails
Translate concepts into MVP roadmaps and pilot plans
Facilitate communication between product and technical teams
Understanding AI agents and capability models
Linking AI features to strategic goals
Exercise: “AI Alignment Case Study”
User-centred AI design principles
Mapping AI into user journeys
Exercise: “Redesign with AI Agent Capability”
n8n demo: Brain–Memory–Tools model
Case study: Outlook + Teams + task tracker integration
Product blueprint with AI touchpoints
Exercise: “AI Blueprint Sprint” for full design flow
Testing for bias, failure, and trust
Exercise: “Black Mirror Test”
From blueprint to MVP and pilot design
Exercise: “AI Pilot Plan” and success criteria
Join our public courses in our New Zealand facilities. Private class trainings will be organized at the location of your preference, according to your schedule.
New Zealand, with vibrant and rapidly growing tech communities in Auckland, Wellington, and Christchurch, is carving out a global niche in innovative software solutions and specialized niche technology markets. The nation’s commitment to digital readiness is backed by the research excellence of the University of Auckland and Victoria University of Wellington, focusing on areas like Creative-tech, Agritech, and Health-tech innovation. New Zealand offers a unique and forward-thinking environment for digital learning, where agility and creative problem-solving are highly valued in the professional landscape. Our IT education services in New Zealand focus on high-demand skills such as Web Development, Agile Project Management, and Information Security. We provide the tools and expertise necessary for Kiwi professionals to lead technological change in an economy that prioritizes sustainability, innovation, and global connectivity.