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Running a "Wizard of Oz" UX session without disclosure of the "magic"?

Running a "Wizard of Oz" UX session without disclosure of the "magic"?

There’s a lot of power in using the Wizard of OZ prototyping technique to shape the intents and personality of a conversational UI interaction, especially as it is “natural”, voice-driven interaction. Does the “fake” nature o…

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