Designing the Future: How Agentic AI Empowers Creative Thinking
BIANCA
BULBUC
Senior Experience Designer
ADOBE
Bianca is a senior user experience designer at Adobe with a background in architecture and front-end development, now applying human-centered design principles to complex digital systems. She brings a systems-thinking mindset to her work, combining design craft, technical curiosity, and applied psychology to shape scalable, meaningful experiences. With a strong interest in emerging AI paradigms, Bianca explores how agentic systems can move designers from crafting interfaces to designing intent, collaboration, and creative direction between humans and autonomous agents.
BIANCA
BULBUC
Senior Experience Designer
ADOBE
ANDREI
MIHAI
Machine Learning Services Engineer
ADOBE
Andrei Mihai is an ML Services Engineer at Adobe, where he drives DevOps and MLOps initiatives. With almost 20 years of experience in Software Development, he has worked extensively with Java, Python, Kubernetes, Linux, and GitOps. He enjoys continuously expanding his knowledge, understanding the bigger picture, and exploring how technologies interconnect to build efficient and scalable solutions.
His passion for technology goes beyond professional work; he is always eager to experiment with new tools, explore emerging tech (like Quantum Computing), and to discuss innovative ideas and real-world applications.
ANDREI
MIHAI
Machine Learning Services Engineer
ADOBE
Abstract
As AI systems evolve from reactive tools into autonomous agents, UX Design must adapt to a new paradigm, one where interfaces don’t just respond, but reason, plan, and act.
In this talk, we’ll explore how Agentic AI is reshaping the future of UX, transforming AI from an assistant into a creative and operational partner. Designers will no longer design only screens and flows, but intent, delegation, and collaboration between humans and agents.
We’ll look at how agent-driven interactions change:
- how users express goals instead of commands
- how interfaces shift from control surfaces to orchestration layers
- how designers move from execution to creative direction
The session will also introduce the role of Model Context Protocol (MCP) in enabling agent-based systems to understand context, connect tools, and act consistently across experiences, bridging design intent and autonomous execution.
This is a talk for designers, developers, and product leaders who want to understand what it means to design with agents, for humans.
