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Does AI takeover the designers? What's your views on it?
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AI doesn't take over designers, it empowers them. it's a tool, not a replacement.
it helps in exploring unforeseen creative avenues, by processing vast data and offering novel insights.
it’s about augmenting, not replacing. the nuanced understanding and emotional intelligence of a human designer is irreplaceable.
AI takes on the heavy-lifting of data processing, leaving designers with more space for innovative thinking and creativity.
in essence, AI is like a collaborative partner that helps in refining and expanding a designer’s vision.
it’s about the convergence of human intuition with AI’s data-driven insights, forging designs that resonate on a deeper level.
designers hold the storytelling essence, while AI provides the analytical backbone.
the future of design is bright, with human imagination at the helm, aided by AI’s powerful capabilities.
@shajedulkarim_ Truly said, AI help to refine the design and it’s process but cannot takeover the whole process of creativity.
@aloukik_bhatnagar You tell it what you want and it will generate it. Or let's say you have a campaign coming and you just give the AI your branding, tell him to make a whole campaign about that thing and it generates 50 different visuals that say different things and can be used on different platforms.
So anyone could essentially be a designer
@relja_denic but being considering design as a subjective choice, what if it’s not going what the brand needs and required for effect & essential visual communication to the user?
I think AI isn't going to take over designers, its going to help them with the basic tasks .it cannot replace the creativity or the human aspects of the design
AI complements designers by automating repetitive tasks and aiding in creativity. It's completely a tool, not a replacement.
No, I have used all the AI designer tools, but none of them actually satisfy the requirements
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AI revolution will just push both engineers and designers to start utilizing human-only strengths again.
It will probably slim down the numbers of Photoshop kings and graphic designers for basic posters, and website ads. It will most definitely not replace the wilderness of the human mind. Designers will just gravitate more toward artists again.
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