<transcript><audio_25>helped me contextualize it for the design community and we talked about the ux function being a new function in a particular organization and what were some of the cases where we either goofed or made</transcript><transcript><audio_26>or avoided goofing because of the collaboration that we had among legal the risk office this is a financial services organization so we had to have risk in in there as a an issue because we were regulated by</transcript><transcript><audio_27>the sec legal risk and compliance and so i got a lot of good advice from them which helped me from stepping in bad things too many times unfortunately the collaboration book may</transcript><transcript><audio_28>be on hold permanently or it may take a completely different shape because we lost gregorio in the winter and he was very young uh from my point of view he was i think just 50 but that was that made me very sad and</transcript><transcript><audio_29>stopped me from uh thinking about that and i threw myself into the into our events the linguistics research launch for the summer and we'll review whether that book is going to happen sometime in the fall or winter</transcript><caption><image_30>The image is a blue background with white text in the center. The text reads "What is design? Who's a designer?" The text is in a bold, sans-serif font and is centered on the image. On the right side of the image, there is a small photo of a man in a suit and tie. The man appears to be in a professional setting with a blue sky in the background.</caption><transcript><audio_31>let's go on so uh you can think about if you have questions for me about any of those things but i don't think i want to take the time now because you came here for what the heck is design and who's a designer and i'm gonna this is certainly not comprehensive this is sort of like</transcript> helped me contextualize it for the design community and we talked about the ux function being a new function in a particular organization and what were some of the cases where we either goofed or made or avoided goofing because of the collaboration that we had among legal the risk office this is a financial services organization so we had to have risk in in there as a an issue because we were regulated by the sec legal risk and compliance and so i got a lot of good advice from them which helped me from stepping in bad things too many times unfortunately the collaboration book may be on hold permanently or it may take a completely different shape because we lost gregorio in the winter and he was very young uh from my point of view he was i think just 50 but that was that made me very sad and stopped me from uh thinking about that and i threw myself into the into our events the linguistics research launch for the summer and we'll review whether that book is going to happen sometime in the fall or winter let's go on so uh you can think about if you have questions for me about any of those things but i don't think i want to take the time now because you came here for what the heck is design and who's a designer and i'm gonna this is certainly not comprehensive this is sort of like
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