The UX Collective argument is blunt: agentic experience (AX) is not a new design paradigm, it is an orchestration layer sitting beneath the interfaces users no longer see.
That framing matters because it redefines where design responsibility lives. If the screen is gone, the work did not disappear. It moved down the stack, into sequencing, decision logic, and error recovery that users never directly touch but always feel.
The full piece is worth reading for how it maps that hidden layer to existing design practice. The title alone is a provocation most UX teams are not ready to answer.
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