AI UX Bites #1 — Notion, Vercel & Clay

Hello from the beyond 👋 

Welcome to the first email of a new series we’re starting at Aiverse, the only newsletter navigating you through the AI-UX universe.

We are like your venti triple shot espresso of AI x Design ☕️

It’s a very straight-forward email. 2 mins read, 5 pieces of inspo.

And and, to all the new subscribers, welcome aboard!

1. You <> Notion 1:1

Notion’s new transcription feature can now be your team member in every meeting.

Simple elegant implementation, with a UI into all the stages of an AI UX interaction; onboarding, user input, processing, ai output, system learning.

2. Non-liquid AI

While Apple’s liquid glass was the highlight of WWDC’25, I just got access to Apple Intelligence.

The gradients, the animations and the transitions are out of this world! You have to experience the interaction to love it.

3. Save credits, save time

Clay’s saving credits is smart feature, allowing users to test before committing to a big change. Testing the waters.

It’s kind of like sending £1 before making a £100,000 transaction.

4. Universal Find

Vercel’s new ‘Find’ is a masterpiece in interactions, defined states and how to best use AI for searching & filtering.

5. Better prompts

Elicit’s ‘prompt enhancement’ is a much needed addition to the Open Input pattern defined in AI UX.

Why it’s good? It understands user’s intent. Analyzing if the prompt is vague and immediately asking the user which direction they want to take.

P.S. - We launched our new collection of AI-UX patterns (50% OFF for next 2 days only) on aiverse!! It’s bigger, better and more changes are coming.

For instance, how does this new navigation look?

We’re re-defining EVERYTHING.

Just hit reply and tell me if its better than the current one.

• “Yes” = Love it.

• “No” = Can do better / I don’t get it.

Have a fruitful week :)

~ Kshitij a.k.a dripping wet in the rainy season