Remote Life Conference

Meet our team! The founders behind this upcoming exciting conference in Georgia: Masha Egupova - an entrepreneur with experience in building startups 🥰

It’s springtime in Tbilisi! 🌸 Plum trees like this stunning one are in full bloom, adding to the city’s already vibrant hues. Get ready to be inspired by Georgia’s wonderful nature at the conference this September! 🇬🇪

Tbilisi is worth visiting because of its captivating blend of ancient history, modern charm, and warm hospitality. From exploring the historic Old Town to savoring delicious Georgian cuisine, there's something for everyone to enjoy in this enchanting city.

Photo by Georgy Trofimov on Unsplash

Raise a glass to Georgia 🍷

Did you know that this beautiful country is not only rich in history and culture, but also the birthplace of wine? With a winemaking tradition that dates back thousands of years, Georgia is truly a paradise for wine lovers. From traditional qvevri winemaking to unique grape varieties, the wines of Georgia are a true reflection of its vibrant and diverse culture. Cheers to Georgia, where every sip is a taste of history and tradition!

"Calling all digital nomads! 🌍✈️ Join us in Tbilisi, Georgia for an incredible remote work experience. Work from trendy spaces, savor Georgian cuisine, and explore the vibrant city. Connect with like-minded nomads and make Tbilisi your new home away from home. "

Photo by Vadym Lebedych on Unsplash

Interesting view:

"Its central argument is that AI can’t do the type of work that we do. By comparing AI to UXR, it will become evident that our profession is safe and durable. This analysis might also reveal a new way to frame UXR’s unique value-add, which sometimes gets overlooked by our business partners because (a) of the many hats we wear to get the job done and (b) because of persistent misunderstandings about the type of value we bring to product teams."

UX Research in the Age of AI - Will we lose our jobs? Due to recent developments in AI, the UX Research community is firmly debating the future of UXR. In this article, Chris shares his viewpoint on AI in (primary) UXR.