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arthur schmidt-pabst

Augmented product designer and practical AI tutor in Berlin.

I am an augmented product designer and practical AI tutor. I design and build digital products with AI assistance, then turn what works — and what fails — into tutorials, workshops, and training. Practice makes the teaching credible; teaching makes the practice transferable.

Practice and teaching

Practice and teaching. One credibility loop.

Code:Emotion supplies the design discipline. Human in the Middle makes the method teachable. AAA provides working proof.

Credibility loop

I teach what I practice.

I teach from work that has consequences beyond a demonstration. AAA provides the working record: product decisions, interface logic, model-assisted implementation, bugs, corrections, release gates, and daily use.

Arthur's AI Lab shows how I explain that practice. HITM Labs turn it into guided learning for students, teams, companies, and organizations. Together, the applications and the teaching create a productive loop: practice gives the lessons substance, and teaching brings sharper questions back into the work.

Projects

What I’m working on

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A public workbench for projects that are still moving. Each entry states what works, what does not, and what comes next.

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Working Product

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A working native macOS planning app—and proof of product design authority before, during, and after AI-assisted implementation.

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Working Product

Aerial View

A working native macOS file-curation app—and a second proof of augmented product design with AI as an engineering collaborator.

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Emissions Workflow MVP

CO2Calc

A trilingual workflow automation for tour CO2 tracking, built in two days and preserved as a frozen proof snapshot.

Writing

Recent writing

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Essays, notes, case studies, and practical observations on design, systems, and everyday life with AI.

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Case Study

DONE.

DONE. is a concept mobile app built around one deliberately antiproductivity constraint: choose a single meaningful task, commit to it, finish it, and then stop.

Better systems. Better judgment. More human results.