Starter discussions

Should app stores require clearer subscription cancellation instructions? A subscription is easy to start but can be difficult to manage. What should the listing explain?

Should websites remember fewer preferences by default? Remembering settings is convenient, but it also creates stored information. Where is the right balance?

Should workplaces let employees decline optional AI tools? A tool may help some tasks while adding concerns for others. How should adoption work?

Should devices keep basic features after cloud support ends? A product may physically work after an online service closes. What responsibility remains?

Should a chatbot ever pretend to be a human? Friendly language can be useful without obscuring the nature of the service. Where is the boundary?

Should online services offer an easy data export? An export can make switching easier, but formats and completeness matter.

Should software updates allow users to keep the old layout? Familiar controls reduce relearning, but maintaining several layouts has a cost.

Should AI tools show when they are uncertain? An answer can include confidence language without a reliable measure. What would actually help?

Should social platforms offer a chronological feed by default? A time-ordered feed is understandable, while ranking may surface useful posts. Which should come first?

Should users be able to repair smart devices without the manufacturer? Repairs involve parts, documentation, safety, and software access. What should owners receive?

Should phone apps work without an account whenever possible? Accounts can save preferences but add friction and data collection. When are they necessary?

Should schools teach students how to challenge an AI answer? A fluent answer can sound convincing even when incomplete. What skills should students practice?