AI will NOT replace you after all

[@adam_moucka]

Great point for the images. It should be used as an idea booster for designers not as a solutions to all the problems.

[@MalewiczHype]

And not even a common idea booster as most of those AI ideas are also pretty repetitive. It will get there, just not anytime soon.

[@Jeremy-kw6rd]

IA gonna make template sellers unemployed and problem solvers through design happy

[@MalewiczHype]

That is possible, but not necessarily - template sellers will also do fine as most of AI design tools simply are a search box for a template anyway.

[@tegathemenace]

New york times just digging for gold. If an average person did this, they won't bat an eye. We spend days upon days consuming "inspiration" online and unconsciously mix it in our works. As long as it's a mix it's fine. Copying a STYLE of music or art is permitted as you do not get to own styles🤦 If this is our best case against AI we're cooked.

[@megadeath666666]

Speed of innovation in this field is crazy. 10 years from now we will not recognize our world.

[@MalewiczHype]

It's much harder to get from 99% to 100% quality (in AI) than from 0% to 99%. The world now is already much different than 10 years ago, and yet we're still here making cool things :)

[@megadeath666666]

@@MalewiczHype you are long in IT space, I think you feel it is sth totally different from what we did last 20 years. Look at image generation as an example. From impossible 2 years ago to shit 1 year ago to shocking quality today. Technology goes on exponential scale, give it several doubling cycles and you are so close to 100% quality that it is indistinguishable for 99% of users. And these cycles are ticking every few month now. So we may have some time still, maybe 2 years 😅

[@crossxer6099]

@@megadeath666666 AI cant even answer a simple question straight without false information and fake data even when it has direct access to the internet it constantly makes stuff up, forgets what it was talking about and so on, you expect in two years it will replace designers? It wont even replace UI designers, forget about UX part and then problem solving is just sci-fi

[@GamingOn1999]

Hello can ai help us in designing or learning design? 😅

[@hseindesigns]

💡Amazing news and insights

[@MalewiczHype]

Thank you! I'm trying to provide more positive attitudes this year :)

[@itsthesa]

Make next video reacting to the best submission from the challenges!

[@MalewiczHype]

Good idea! Next video will however be about how to gain experience as a junior to have it easier to find a job. But after that - sure, that can be a cool idea! :)

[@itsthesa]

@@MalewiczHype Amazing! I will be waiting for that!

[@shahinahmadk]

Michal, When will you make the video about the Roadmap for 2024 ?

[@MalewiczHype]

When I return to my studio - late March.

[@SzabatDesign]

GOOD NEWS. We'll see what the future brings :)

[@MalewiczHype]

Let's just be ready! :)

[@megadeath666666]

Replacing jobs completely- probably not. But taking a big chunk of jobs by making others more efficient- for sure.

[@MalewiczHype]

That's already happening (via layoffs) but it has a downside - there's a drop in quality (big one) happening and in the end the market will correct itself and start hiring again.

[@souleater0815]

If you need AI to do your job, you're not a very good designer.

[@MalewiczHype]

It's not really about needing it - people are pushed into using AI tools to go faster (but with less quality) because businesses went a bit crazy. It's going to course correct.

[@rasronin]

If you are not using ai you may be an out of touch designer. AI is a tool, like the tablet and pen that has more utility than pencil and paper in the real world. If you are asking the ai to do the design well, you are not even a designer at that point. More like a manager or something and typically produce bland designs.

[@domo.sapien]

If you need a computer to do your job, you're not a very good designer

[@lastspoil5547]

@@MalewiczHypewhich Ai tools should we use for ui ux design

[@simoncallelaverde]

Then minutes later after you published, openAI releases Zora Your next vid will be AI generated :(

[@MalewiczHype]

no, I wrote an article about why this is a temporary shift, it will just divide the internet in half.

[@jray1429]

When AI is put into nuerolink and attached to your brain, it won’t matter if it’s a good design you’ll be told it is anyways.

[@Nicciolai]

I've tried AI myself and also looked at what has been produced, and really there is nothing original. Most of the image resources they have scraped are of the same ilk, so if you try something different, it doesn't cope. For example, body types. Women especially, they are all the same face type, breast size and body shape. Even when ethnicity is changed. Also, although I agree with some of your points about DignifAI, at the same time, can we please just leave others alone? Revenge AI where women are stripped and then DignifAI where women are covered are two sides of the same coin - misogyny (male AND female misogynists) trying to control women's bodies. If the people in the photos want to change their own photos, good on them. Otherwise, everyone else should leave them alone. In fact, I would like to use AI to scrape my own photos of flora, fauna and landscapes, because then I would know the contributor. However, for all they go on about us being used to add to AI, I have no idea how to do it knowingly and have some control over it.

[@MalewiczHype]

I noticed AI is averaging standards too. As for dignifAI I don't mean being an internet policeman and going to people to "difnifAI" them. What I meant is that many of those bots or "models" actually spam their pics in comments (esp. on Twitter) so it could be cool to simply get rid of it that way. They can do whatever they want on their own profiles, albeit it is very bad for humanity overall - but yeah.

[@Nicciolai]

@@MalewiczHype When I started using Google so many moons ago, I noticed that I was getting a huge amount of Porn ads. I didn't understand why, so I hunted down my profile (much more difficult then), and found out that Google analytics had decided that I (35F at the time), was a white male in his 40s! So it was sending me lots of naked bods. I went in and changed my gender and age, and voila, they disappeared. I have always felt sorry for men in that regard since. I had found it horrible.

[@GrumpDog]

No. Attempting to quell concerns about AI is a horribly dangerous thing to do, and will leave people unprepared, for when things suddenly start taking off. You're seriously underestimating how rapidly things will begin changing once AI is allowed to recursively improve, it will be exponential!

[@joe3055]

Galileo AI has the potential to replace UI designers. As the tool is refined it’s a real possibility.

[@GinaMaher_]

It's an asshole thing to say but my view is if AI can replace you, it should - I don't stand by this with machines taking over all careers, just the creative and analytical ones. Like we weren't competing against photoshop or Figma, so for now ai is not really that different.

[@MalewiczHype]

No, I believe it's a true thing to say :)

[@jewpoc]

just to be clear: it is 100% going to replace designers in the near future. lol.

[@dasmama9909]

really? 😭😭😭😭😭😭

[@MalewiczHype]

only the stupid ones.

[@Adrian-Sko]

This video won't age well. As of right now, sure, AI isn't close to replacing experienced UX or UI designers, but seeing how insanely quick it got better, I'm afraid that in about 5 years, it might be finally capable of spewing out legit design concepts, that will work good enough comparatively to hiring expensive human designers, that take weeks or months on a single project. All this downplaying of the danger, that AI might cause to our profession is just massive copium by established design influencers to keep their audience. The sooner we realize that, the sooner we can start looking for some career alternatives, and not find ourselves with no job prospects. I've been working as a designer for the last 6 years, and I'm afraid I might have about the same amount of time left, before AI will simply become actually competitive even for experienced designers.

[@fierymoonstar60]

I don't think so. In the design field there are many more things that the ai cant understand. If there's an add timer button at the top, for example, and you tell the ai to make a timer button on the side, the ai will make it without understanding that two timers are not necessary.

[@Adrian-Sko]

@@fierymoonstar60 give it about 5 years

[@duckyz9]

This video aka you released me from depression and anxiety. Thank you.

[@duckyz9]

@user-sj7he8mq5s I understand what you are saying and I'm sorry that you lost your job. The thing is, it's either going to replace everyone for almost everything and 70% of people who have jobs will lose them or it's going to keep on improving be used as a tool. I haven't seen any and I mean ANY AI design or video or any type of work that it's 100% indistinguishable from real persons work. It lacks soul. Emotion that it creates is fake and will stay fake forever. Someone may say, but it will improve, yeah sure, it will, then we will live in a whole different society and won't need a job. It can be a much better place actually. Or not. No one knows for sure. But I do know is this, create better work than AI and it will not replace you. Or become something AI can't be, oh right, it can be everything. It's an end of an era when people can work one job for 40 years, we have to adapt and overcome, it's time to make money and not being sorry for ourselves. Go get em tiger!

[@notch_àpple_op]

If something is backed by Huge money, Law suits, Energy Requirements, can't stop it. Someone says - "the market itself do whatever to defend itself" I'm still afraid of AI - era all I can do is , using a overused template by history - Adaptation . 💀

[@MalewiczHype]

It's backed by huge money that also in a big way evaporated with this market cleanse - and I really feel like we hit a wall in how much better AI can get (with current technology). It even feels like most LLMs are becoming dumber, not smarter.

[@timtuckercom]

The assertion that "some boring processes might be automated, that's it" seems short-sighted. I think you're underestimating just how much of the market for design (particularly in the corporate / enterprise space) is creating interfaces for those same "boring processes".

[@MalewiczHype]

I don't mean those kind of processes, I mean processes of actual design - some methods. And currently corporate is going all crazy with optimising everything but I feel like it will come back to bite them in the back pretty soon - quality is dropping. I'm seeing whole experiences breaking from the likes of UPS, Amazon and others.