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In this episode, we’re tackling one of the biggest questions in the future of work:

💡 What are the skills that will truly future-proof your career?

By 2030, 85% of the jobs that will exist haven’t even been invented yet. AI is already automating tasks we thought required human intelligence—so what skills will actually set us apart?

The answer isn’t just technical skills like coding or design. Those can be learned, updated, or even replaced by AI. Instead, the most valuable skills of the future are the human skills—the ones machines can’t replicate:

✔️ Critical Thinking – Navigating complexity and misinformation
✔️ Emotional Intelligence (EQ) – Thriving in a world of automation
✔️ Communication – Translating complexity into clarity
✔️ Cultural Intelligence (CQ) – Working across global teams

📌 Key Takeaway: The future of UX and work in general won’t be about what tools you know—it will be about how you think, connect, and adapt.

In this episode of The Future of UX, I’m joined by Miri Lodman, Product Manager and team lead at Wix, where she’s been helping shape the future of website creation for over a decade. From her early work on one of Wix’s very first AI-powered tools to leading cutting-edge product innovation today, Miri shares how the role of AI has evolved—and how it’s transforming the way designers and professionals work.

We explore what it means to design with AI, how tools like Wix Studio are empowering solo designers and freelancers, and why strategic thinking is becoming more essential than ever. Miri also shares behind-the-scenes insights into how Wix identifies meaningful AI use cases, and what’s coming next in the evolution of design tools.

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In this episode, we’re tackling a question that every UX designer thinks they understand—but do we really?

💡 Are we designing for how people actually think—or just how we assume they think?

We rely on psychology-based UX laws like:
✔️ Hick’s Law (Too many choices slow people down—right?)
✔️ Fitts’s Law (Bigger buttons are easier to click—makes sense?)
✔️ Jakob’s Law (Users expect interfaces to be familiar—of course!)

But what if these rules oversimplify human psychology? What if they don’t apply in real-world situations?

In this episode, we explore:

• When psychology-based UX rules fail in real life.
• Why people don’t always act logically—and what that means for design.
• The dark side of persuasive UX—when psychology is used to manipulate.
• The future of UX psychology—from behavioral AI to brain-computer interfaces.

🚀 Key Takeaway: UX isn’t just about usability—it’s about understanding the human mind beyond the traditional rules we’ve been following.

In this episode of Future of UX, I’m back from a little break — and a big life change (spoiler: I had a baby!).
We’re kicking things off with a fresh quarterly update on everything new and exciting in the world of UX, AI, and design tools.

I’ll walk you through:

• What’s new with AI agents and why they’re more than just fancy chatbots

• How tools like NotebookLM and UXAgent are giving us research superpowers

• The massive evolution of Canva and platforms like Lovable, which are changing how we approach design strategy and execution

Plus:
✨ What these shifts mean for our role as designers
✨ How to stay ahead (even if you’re feeling overwhelmed by all the updates)
✨ And why it’s never been more important to zoom out and think strategically

If you’re a designer looking to stay sharp in this fast-changing landscape — this episode is your shortcut to catching up.

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In this episode, we’re tackling a question that could completely change UX as we know it:

💡 What happens to UX design when there’s no more "navigation"?

For decades, UX has focused on creating clear navigation systems—menus, categories, filters, search bars. But AI is changing everything:

• ChatGPT delivers answers instantly—no need to browse.
• Amazon predicts what you’ll buy before you search.
• Spotify curates playlists for you instead of making you choose.

📌 The big questions:
→ If AI knows what users want before they ask, is traditional navigation dead?
→ Will browsing disappear completely?
→ And the big one: If AI assistants handle interactions, what’s left for UX designers to do?

🚀 Key Takeaway: UX isn’t disappearing—it’s evolving from navigation design to AI trust design. The future of UX will be less about guiding users through menus and more about helping them trust AI-driven experiences.

In this episode of The Future of UX, I sit down with Amy Heymans—a visionary design leader with 25+ years of experience in strategy, innovation, and ethical design. Amy has worked in health, finance, and government, always pushing for human-centered, responsible, and impactful solutions.

We cover some BIG topics in this conversation:
✅ Balancing business success with ethical design—how can we make a real impact?
✅ The role of strategy in UX—why every designer should think like a strategist.
✅ AI & the future of UX—how can we use AI responsibly, and what should we watch out for?
✅ Design entrepreneurship—how to build a career or business on your own terms.
✅ Designing for dignity—how ethics, responsibility, and UX come together.

In this episode, we’re tackling a question that every designer is asking:

💡 AI is changing how we work—but is it improving or undermining the UX design process?

UX is fundamentally human-centered, but AI isn’t human. So how do these two things coexist?

We break down the five phases of UX design—Empathize, Define, Ideate, Prototype, and Test—and explore:

✔️ Where AI is actually useful vs. where it’s risky
✔️ How AI changes the way we research, ideate, and test
✔️ Whether AI-generated designs make UX better or just faster
✔️ What designers need to do to keep UX truly human-centered

📌 Key Takeaway: AI can accelerate and optimize parts of the UX process, but it doesn’t replace empathy, creativity, and human intuition. Designers still need to define problems, challenge assumptions, and bring critical thinking to AI-generated insights.

How do you scale design teams while keeping creativity alive? How does AI fit into the future of UX?

In this episode, I sit down with Jade Tomlin, Executive Creative Director at Huge, to explore the challenges and opportunities of designing at scale, fostering collaboration in large teams, and integrating AI into the creative process.

Jade shares her insights on:
✅ The key principles of great collaboration in design teams
✅ How to balance creativity with scalability in digital products
✅ The role of AI in enhancing—not replacing—designers
✅ Essential skills and mindsets for today’s UX professionals

Whether you're a UX designer, a creative leader, or simply curious about the future of design, this episode is packed with practical insights, career advice, and thought-provoking discussions.

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In this episode, we’re tackling something that many of us in UX, product, and design secretly struggle with: networking.

Let’s be honest—traditional networking was built for extroverts.
〜 Loud voices, quick conversations, and constant self-promotion dominate events.
〜 Social platforms like LinkedIn reward frequent posting and engagement.
〜 Conferences and meetups can be draining, especially for introverts.

So, what if networking didn’t have to feel this way?

We’ll explore:
〜 Why traditional networking methods fail introverts
〜 How UX could improve digital networking experiences
〜 What AI could do to facilitate deeper and more natural connections
〜 Whether we can borrow UX tricks from dating apps to make networking feel less forced

Networking is one of the most valuable future skills—but does it need a complete redesign? 

AI is transforming the way we design and build digital products—but at what cost? In this episode of The Future of UX, I’m joined (again!) by Torsten Jonas, founder of the Sustainable UX (SUX) Network, to explore how AI, UX, and sustainability intersect.

We’ll dive into:
✅ Why sustainability in UX is about more than just “green” design
✅ The hidden environmental cost of AI and digital products
✅ How designers can create responsible and future-proof AI experiences
✅ Practical tips to reduce carbon impact in digital projects

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In this episode, we’re tackling a huge question: How do we measure a “good” AI experience?

AI is shaping everything—from hiring decisions to medical diagnoses, from content recommendations to self-driving cars. But here’s the issue: we don’t even have clear UX standards for AI.

💡 If we don’t measure UX in AI properly, we risk building products that are functional but untrustworthy, accurate but unethical, powerful but frustrating to use.

We dive into:

〜 Why traditional UX metrics fail in AI-driven products
〜 The Amazon hiring AI scandal—how biased algorithms create bad UX
〜 The problem of explainability—why we often don’t understand AI decisions
〜 The future of AI UX standards—should there be a universal AI UX certification?

📌 Core Question: Can we trust AI to deliver great user experiences if we don’t even know how to measure them?

Let’s explore what’s missing in AI UX—and what needs to change.

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In this episode of The Future of UX, I’m joined by Rachel Rosenson, a design leader at Zalando, to explore the intersection of fashion, innovation, and emerging technologies. From AI-driven fashion trends to the reality of the metaverse, Rachel shares her insights on what’s hype, what’s real, and how designers can shape the future of fashion e-commerce.

✨ How Zalando’s innovation lab, The Studio, is shaping the next 3–5 years of fashion UX
🛍️ The role of social commerce in fashion and what drives user inspiration
🤖 How AI and automation are impacting fashion e-commerce and design workflows
🎭 Why authenticity and storytelling are critical for designers in the AI era
🌎 The real impact of the metaverse—hype vs. practical applications in fashion
💡 The skills designers need to stay relevant in an evolving industry

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In this episode, we explore a question that affects all of us:

📌 Are we designing for users who are already exhausted?

We wake up and immediately check our phones. We spend hours switching between apps, notifications, and endless feeds. Our brains are constantly processing information, yet focusing for more than a few minutes feels impossible.

If digital fatigue is shaping how people interact with technology, what does that mean for UX? Should we be designing less, not more?

We’ll dive into:

• How digital fatigue is changing user behavior
• Why attention spans are shrinking—and what it means for UX
• The dark side of dopamine-driven design (infinite scroll, notifications, engagement hacks)
• The ethical dilemma: Should UX designers prioritize well-being over engagement?

And here’s an extreme thought:
👉 What if designers were rewarded for reducing screen time instead of increasing engagement?

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AI is everywhere—but how can companies integrate AI responsibly while ensuring fairness, innovation, and real business value?

In this episode of The Future of UX, I’m joined by Zamina Ahmad, Founder of Shades & Contrast, a consultancy focused on fair and responsible AI solutions. With over 15 years of experience in data science, machine learning, and AI product development, Zamina shares her expert insights on how businesses can leverage AI effectively—without falling into common traps.

We explore:
〰 The AI hype train—what’s real and what’s just noise?
〰 The 3-Level AI Integration Framework—a guide for companies to scale AI efficiently
〰 How to balance automation, ethics, and innovation
〰 The biggest AI challenges (and how to avoid them)

Plus, we discuss how AI is democratizing technology, the importance of responsible AI, and where AI is headed in the next 5–10 years.

If you’re working in UX, product design, or tech, this episode is packed with insights on how to navigate AI’s rapid evolution.

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In this episode, we explore one of the biggest shifts happening in UX: designing for AI agents instead of traditional interfaces. As AI moves from merely responding to user inputs to making autonomous decisions, what does this mean for UX designers? We discuss the transition from screens and menus to AI-driven user-agent collaboration, the challenges of trust, explainability, and user autonomy, and the new UX principles needed to ensure AI remains predictable, transparent, and adaptable.

Key Takeaways:

✔️ Trust & Explainability – Designing AI that is transparent and predictable
✔️ User Autonomy – Balancing automation with user control
✔️ AI Behavior Design – Shifting from interface design to shaping AI decision-making
✔️ New UX Principles – Ensuring AI adapts, learns, and remains human-centered

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we’re diving into the top UX trends for 2024 that every designer needs to know. From AI-powered experiences to sustainable design and emerging markets, we’re breaking down the biggest shifts happening right now and sharing practical tips to help you stay ahead of the curve.

In this episode, we’ll explore: ✨ The role of AI in shaping the future of UX 🌱 How to make your designs more sustainable and efficient 📈 Designing for emerging markets and new audiences 💡 Emotional design and creating value-driven products

We’re also celebrating this milestone by reflecting on the journey so far and sharing a big thank-you to all our listeners. Your support has been incredible, and we’re excited to keep bringing you more insights and inspiration!

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In this episode of Future of UX, we’re diving into the biggest challenges designers will face in 2025—and what you can do to prepare. From the rapid rise of AI to shifting business priorities and the evolving role of design craft, the landscape is changing fast. We’ll explore why these challenges are happening, how they’re impacting the way we work, and what steps you can take to stay ahead of the curve. Whether it’s learning to collaborate with AI, advocating for user needs in a business-driven world, or navigating organizational politics, this episode is packed with actionable insights to future-proof your design career.

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In this reflective episode of the Future of UX podcast, we look back at 2024—a year of transformation for the UX industry and beyond. Discover the top UX trends, including AI-powered tools, industry growth, and new design methodologies shaping the future. I’ll also share a 5-step framework to help you reflect on your own year and set meaningful goals for 2025.

Along the way, I’ll reveal personal highlights, lessons learned, and exciting plans for the new year—including a deeply personal milestone: becoming a mom! Whether you’re a UX designer or a creative looking for inspiration, this episode is packed with actionable insights to make 2025 your best year yet.

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Struggling to find the perfect gift for the UX designer in your life? In this episode of the Future of UX podcast, I’ll guide you through a curated list of thoughtful, practical, and inspiring gifts that are sure to spark creativity and productivity. From tools like Time Timer and Post-it Dry Erase Surfaces to inspiring books like "The Design of Everyday Things", there’s something for every kind of designer.

We’ll also explore unique ideas like LEGO Architecture Sets, AI subscriptions, and wellness gifts like Headspace. Whether you’re shopping for a loved one or treating yourself, this episode is your ultimate guide to UX designer-friendly gifts for 2024.

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In Part 2 of Future of UX’s series on AI UX patterns, host Patricia Reiners delves deeper into design strategies that enhance user engagement and transparency in AI-powered products. Discover how advanced patterns like Token Layering, Variations, and Color Schemes are shaping user interactions and offering greater control and clarity in AI systems. With real-world examples and insights from The Shape of AI, this episode highlights the importance of visual cues, multiple options, and interactive prompts in creating intuitive, trustworthy AI experiences. Tune in to learn how to effectively implement these patterns in your designs for the evolving AI landscape.

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In this episode of Future of UX, Patricia Reiners unpacks the role of UX patterns in designing intuitive and user-friendly AI products. As AI becomes a staple in daily interactions—from virtual assistants to recommendation engines—designers face the challenge of making these complex systems accessible. Join Patricia as she explores foundational UX patterns, such as autocomplete, templates, suggestions, incognito mode, and caveats, with practical examples from The Shape of AI. Learn how these patterns enhance user experience, ensure privacy, and build trust, making AI systems more efficient and approachable. Tune in for part one of this deep dive into AI-driven UX design essentials.

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In this episode of The Future of UX, host Patricia Reiners explores the top skills every UX designer will need to thrive in 2025. With technology moving beyond screens, Patricia breaks down how wearable tech, generative AI, and automation are reshaping UX. Learn how to design for AR and voice commands, leverage AI to enhance productivity, build trust with ethical design practices, embrace sustainable design, and integrate business acumen into your work. This episode provides actionable steps for designers to stay competitive and relevant in an industry that’s rapidly evolving.

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In this episode of The Future of UX, host Patricia Reiners delves into the transformative impact of AI on UX design. Discover how AI-powered content generation tools are streamlining the creative process, allowing designers to focus on building more engaging user experiences. We also explore the game-changing potential of AI-driven interface structures, where apps and websites dynamically adjust layouts based on individual user preferences and behaviors. Whether it’s optimizing workflows or creating ultra-personalized user journeys, AI is empowering UX designers to break new ground. Join us to understand how to leverage these AI tools to stay ahead in the ever-evolving UX landscape.

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In this episode of The Future of UX, host Patricia Reiners dives into a topic critical for junior UX designers and students: navigating the changing UX landscape amid tech layoffs and hiring slowdowns. Join Patricia as she explores five actionable tips to help early-career designers thrive despite industry challenges. Discover how embracing AI in UX design can set you apart, why networking is more vital than ever, and how developing a growth mindset can propel your career forward. Patricia also shares insights on building a future-proof skill set and crafting a standout portfolio to make your mark in today’s competitive market.

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Join host Patricia Reiners in an insightful conversation with Ioana Teleano the voice behind UX Goodies and AI Lead at Miro. Discover Ioana's journey from Instagram beginnings to leading AI-powered design at Miro, where she shares her unique insights on the evolution of AI in UX. This episode dives into the intricacies of designing AI experiences, career advice for aspiring UX professionals, and the critical role of intentionality in a fast-evolving tech landscape. Get ready to be inspired by Ioana's passion for meaningful design, thoughtful career moves, and the exciting future awaiting UX designers in the age of AI. Perfect for anyone looking to stay ahead in the design industry!

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Prepare for a spooky dive into the hidden world of dark UX patterns in this Halloween special of "The Future of UX" podcast. Join host Patricia Reiners as she exposes chilling examples of AI-driven manipulation—from relentless subscription traps to guilt-inducing pop-ups. Explore how AI is transforming dark patterns, enhancing algorithmic urgency, and impacting user trust. This episode tackles the ethical dilemma for UX designers, providing insights on advocating for transparency and ethical design. Perfect for anyone interested in safeguarding user autonomy in a tech-driven world.

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n this episode of The Future of UX, Patricia explores the latest advancements in AI and their growing influence on user experience design. Highlighting recent innovations like synthetic personas, AI avatars for meetings, and AI-driven tools, she delves into how these trends are shaping the future of UX.

Key insights include:

• AI Personas: Tools now automate persona creation from large datasets, offering speed but requiring caution to ensure accuracy and avoid bias.
• AI Avatars: AI can now represent users in virtual meetings, saving time but raising concerns about performance quality.
• AI in Accessibility: New AI tools, like A11y, enhance digital accessibility by identifying barriers for users with disabilities.
• Ethics and AI: Designers must address transparency, bias, and ethical considerations as AI systems become more integrated into UX.

Patricia also shares personal updates, including her participation in an exciting AI project and her latest workshop on generative AI in design.

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In this episode of the Future of UX podcast, we welcome Ryan Rumsey, founder of Second Wave Dive, to explore the evolving role of design in today's dynamic business environments. Ryan shares his unique insights on design leadership, the importance of understanding business models, and how design maturity must adapt to different organizational contexts. Listeners will gain valuable strategies on bridging the gap between creative thinking and business strategy, effectively positioning themselves in a rapidly changing landscape, and preparing for the future of design in an AI-driven world. Whether you're a junior designer or a seasoned leader, this episode is packed with actionable advice to help you thrive and evolve in your career.

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In this episode, we reveal the three key secrets every designer needs to know for effectively leveraging AI in their workflow—mindset shift, understanding AI’s capabilities, and smart integrations.

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Join us for a special live episode of The Future of UX podcast from the Hatch Conference in Berlin, featuring the insightful Emily Campbell, VP at HackerRank and founder of Shapes of AI. Back by popular demand, Emily dives deep into the evolving landscape of UX design in the age of artificial intelligence.

In this episode, Emily shares key insights from her recent keynote, exploring the history and rapid evolution of AI from its early roots in cybernetics to today's machine learning models. We discuss the role of algorithms in shaping digital experiences, the ethical considerations designers must navigate, and how to balance user intent with AI-driven personalization.

Key Learnings:

• The Evolution of AI in Design: Understanding AI's journey from the 1940s concept of cybernetics to the present and its implications for modern UX design.
• Designing with and for AI: Practical strategies for UX designers to harness AI tools to create more personalized, intuitive experiences while avoiding common pitfalls.
• Ethical AI and UX: Navigating the ethical challenges AI presents, from biases in algorithms to privacy concerns, and the importance of intentional design choices.
• Future of UX Roles: How the role of UX designers is evolving to include a more strategic, consultative approach, emphasizing deep user understanding and ethical considerations.
• Practical Applications: How designers can start experimenting with different AI tools, understand their strengths and weaknesses, and apply them to real-world design challenges.

Emily provides actionable advice on leveraging AI in design while remaining user-focused and ethically grounded. Whether you're a seasoned designer or just beginning to explore the intersection of AI and UX, this episode is packed with valuable insights to help you stay ahead in the ever-changing landscape of digital design.

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In this episode of The Future of UX, I sit down with Marko, a leading design director at IBM iX, to explore the evolving landscape of design and UX in the age of AI. Marko shares his insights on the deep-rooted design heritage at IBM, the impact of AI on design processes, and the importance of continuous learning in a rapidly changing environment. The discussion touches on the challenges and opportunities presented by AI, how designers can stay relevant, and why consulting and business acumen are becoming crucial skills in the design world. Whether you're a seasoned designer or just starting out, this episode offers valuable perspectives on where the future of UX is heading and how to prepare for it.

Key Insights:

• The long-standing design heritage at IBM and its modern applications.
• The role of AI in transforming design practices and the importance of understanding AI technologies.
• The necessity for designers to enhance their skills in business consulting and AI to remain relevant in the industry.
• How IBM is training its designers to work with and for AI, and the broader implications for the future of UX design.

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In this episode of the "Future of UX" podcast, we dive into how AI is transforming UX design tools and what the future might hold. After a brief recap of the previous episode, where we discussed typical UX tools, the impact of AI, and some challenges, this episode focuses on the future of design tools in an AI-driven world.

🔑 Key discussions include:

1. The Evolving Relationship Between Humans and AI: AI is not just another tool; it fundamentally changes how we interact with technology. It turns data into the raw material for learned behavior, making the design process more dynamic and less static.

2. Practical Example - Record Player vs. Spotify: We explored how traditional, static interactions, like using a record player, differ from dynamic, AI-driven experiences like Spotify. The latter improves over time, learning from user behavior, which illustrates how future tools will evolve in response to user interaction.

3. Designing for AI: The future of UX design will require more strategic thinking and less focus on static interfaces. Designers will need to understand and design for ongoing, evolving relationships between users and AI.

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In this episode, we dive into the fascinating world of mental models and their crucial role in designing AI-driven products. Discover how understanding and integrating mental models can lead to user-centered AI applications that not only meet but exceed user expectations. Tune in to learn about the magic of personalized AI experiences, the evolution of user interactions, and the importance of user-centered design. Join us for an enlightening discussion that will reshape your perspective on technology and design!

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Join "Future of UX" with Patricia Reiners as we explore Apple's WWDC 2024 highlights. Discover groundbreaking AI advancements, personalization features, and Siri's new capabilities. Perfect for UX designers and tech enthusiasts!

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welcome back to "Future of UX!" In this episode, we dive into Apple's AI integration strategy, exploring why Siri is lagging behind competitors and what new features we can expect in iOS 18 and macOS 15. We also discuss the challenges faced by tech gadgets like AI Pin and Rabbit R1, and the ethical dilemmas Apple navigates in developing AI technology. Plus, we touch on the recent drama involving OpenAI and Scarlett Johansson. Join me, Patricia Reiners, as we uncover the fascinating world of AI and what it means for the future of user experience design. Tune in and stay ahead in the ever-evolving tech landscape!

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