overview
Building Trust and Engagement in an AI-Powered Commenting Experience
I redesigned with product and engineering to redesign the commenting experience on MSN, aiming to boost participation and build trust around AI-generated content (AIGC). Our goal was to make AIGC feel more reliable and engaging by rethinking how information, polls, and discussions surfaced, through clearer signals, more visible activity, and lower-friction entry points. This included new features like contexual AI generated poll questions, AI generated summaries and quick comments.
The challenge
Users are reading news, but skipping the conversation
The challenge was to create a commenting experience that felt natural and worth joining. Instead of static reading, I wanted to encourage dynamic discussion by rethinking information hierarchy, surfacing polls and discussions more intuitively, and reducing friction to comment through features like quick comments, pop-up cards, and better visual cues.
The opportunity was to redesign the discussion and pop-up card experience to feel more interactive, credible, and participatory, especially in a space where users may feel uncertain about AI-generated content.


