Will AI Replace Designers?

[@khj5582]

A possible outcome is a reduction in designer's salaries and fees because the barrier to entry gets lowered.

[@x-mess]

Yepppp every field touched by ai will be "labeled"... aka everyone will be poor.

[@kimiyya1]

And reduction in the number of employees required to perform the task

[@mustvibes907]

Not designers but everyone

[@vekkdrums]

i really don't understand what's the purpose of human kind to keep making AI more and more intelligent. we are all gonna be jobless and broke. because, it is going to replace us. maybe now and in a few years it will be like an assistant but in 10 years it will replace designers, copywriters, marketing teams, etc.

[@MrOlivermarketing]

Need a human organization. Example. New restaurant in your city opens without human’s just robots. Organized your community and don’t buy nothing there. If companies don have a commitment whit society so they don’t deserve our money. Don’t BUY. Also we need regulations.

[@santiagosvesga3524]

The only jobs available for thousands of millennilas with degree would be shitty ones like cooks, librarians, janitors, etc. Perhaps teachers would still be save for a long time, but with people having less kids, I don't know. It would be something more related to teaching grown up people on Internet or something. Anyhow, I agree and don't understand the point of releasing these technologies as if they were potato chips and investing thousands of dollars in their development just for copywriters, journalists, translators and artists to lose potential clients or even their jobs in 10 years or less. At this rate AIs will be making all the art and cool stuff while we would be making boring things such as Excel labels or other boring shit. Hell, even schools and universities don't know exactly what to do with all this shit writing esays and assignments right now. Software developers and engineers like to make fun of all philosophy and social studies majors, but what the creators of GPT and all the other copies out there seem to ignore is that they have threaten the careers of thousands of people. Sons of bitches. They say that it is just a question of "adapting", "knowing how to use the correct prompt" and "reskilling ourselves", and that it will be just another tool to make things easier, but while they say that, they release a newer version and other companies develop their own alternative to compete. And giants of tech like Google and Microsoft are firing 10.000 employees. Besides, I think we need less technology. It is ruining our lives and making us miserable and dumber. Surely this thing won't annihilate all jobs, but with most people out there having high school and some kind of degree, hell yeah it's gonna fuck us. The answer won't be just "upgrading ourselves to be more competitive", cuz right now several jobless people are just making that.

[@vekkdrums]

@@MrOlivermarketing it would be awesome that more ppl have this mentality.

[@kaustubharolkar5098]

It's all product of capital economy, profit and money making.. AI makes things efficient which provides more profit to business owners.

[@vekkdrums]

@@kaustubharolkar5098 if ppl start losing their jobs on a large scale (an it is possible since they would need just a few ppl to supervise the work) then no one will have the money to buy from them.

[@vincevegas222]

AI will reduce the actual design work, which made us initially become designers. There will be in future more administrative work and client alignments due to the efficiency increase. This means creatives will lose the feeling that they really created something by themselves with their own skills by the end of the day. Which will lead to more frustrated creatives in the professional field. Don't misunderstand me, I am not against AI, but we will become fewer craftsmen and more administrators

[@AndresTheDesigner]

Totally agree! Designer will have to learn "prompt engineering" to get the best results!

[@sykowhite9465]

@@AndresTheDesigner i would rather work as a factory clerk than to prompt an AI to give me results. Whats even the point then? You tell AI what u want and u get it served on a plate.... Creativity is dead.

[@azarelthecreator7098]

You have no clue what the plans for ai and the new world are and this shows that clearly. The whole plan has always been to replace the physical workers in every field possible. They dont need you anymore with advancing technology that can automate everything even your designs with less error once they reach that point in their learning. They wont have you human flaws of being tired or burned out or having a creative block, they will just perform over and over again. And the people who pay for the services of designers are never designers and are going to look for the cheapest option which is going to be ai generated and they will hire someone to do just that while replacing everyone else that does that job in the process. People just wanna keep ignoring the track records of the people who role all this tech out into the world and the fact that it is ALWAYS weaponized against us.

[@sykowhite9465]

@@azarelthecreator7098 ok so if its going to replace 90% of jobs, what are people actually going to do then?

[@grayscale31]

One thing I always find which won't change regardless of AI development is 'Taste' or 'Likeness' of an individual artist/designer in various field of motion design, filmmaking, UX design etc. Whatever tools we use, we come to a result after multiple iterations, that final thing we arrive comes from our taste of what we like as an artist and chose to go for it. This won't change.

[@mahadewalid8813]

If we are gonna get replaced, might as well get paid in the process. All creators should ask for explicit licensing to use their work for AI training

[@shrin210]

😂😂😂 You also copied design from somewhere, it is not your orginality.

[@mahadewalid8813]

@@shrin210

[@Enrique-ir4yq]

I am not a designer and I don't work in a field related to design, but recently I have become really worried about how AI will affect some professions like designers. And in my opinion your conclusion that AI is a tool that will help you in your job is naively incomplete. Think for a moment: I you are 5x times more effective and productive with AI, soon there will be some designers doing the job and charging 5 times less. And there will be some simple jobs for which some companies will not need a designer: a small company that needs a logo wil generate a logo with some AI platform and then some employee that has some experience using a some drawing software and some sense of aesthetics will just tweak the AI design. Less designers will be needed. Just like a CEO 60 years ago needed a secretary to type any letter and now the CEO can type it himself. Or just like 50 years ago there were several draftsman (that draw blueprints by hand) for every engineer or architech, while now the ratio is 1 draftsman (usind a CAD program) for every engineer or architect (that can also use a CAD program). AI will have the same effect that all this software, but at a much faster pace and across a lot of professions. Designers will be deeply affected by these AI platforms. Designers job will loose value in an hyper-competitive overcrowded job market. And it is sad, also because It will affect creativity.

[@tayirnull1567]

As someone that is more of a UI designer, I should definitely embrace the AI tools to streamline my workflow and be more efficient. 😛

[@AndresTheDesigner]

Absolutely! 👏🏼 it’s a great tool to add to your process and future clients/employers might really appreciate it

[@robdog114]

Whats gunna happen when stakeholders / clients become learn how to use AI and generate designs themselves ?

[@jp-is1is]

I would double up on salary jobs fr

[@azarelthecreator7098]

Thats exactly what is hoped for, that everyone will just use ai to assist them while teaching it everything it knows to replace them. The only reason people arent concerned is because their understanding of how far ai has already been developed is so in the dark they believe there isnt a threat. Whats available to you to train with right now isnt even close to where ai is developed. Quantum computers already do everything people say they are afraid of ai gaining the ability to do but people live under a rock and support everything that makes life easier because humans have grown lazy beyond measure.

[@Danny805123456]

@@jp-is1is Why pay when you can get it for free

[@Blairezz98]

When it comes to design, AI or Robots can NEVER replaced humans. Design or UX Design is for humans. And you cannot be effective in any design-related field or health related field without EMPATHY, that's the heart of it. And machines are devoid of empathy. UX Design is 50% Psychology, 30% percent technology and only 20% arts. That's the reason why soo many psychologists are doing amazing in this field of UX Design. And for some Graphic Designers they may enjoy UI alone but not necessarily UX Design and then there's some who do UX Design but don't have any artistic bone at all. It is only 20 percent arts.

[@user-en5gu7nf4v]

Well they can’t be copyrighted according to the law, so it may be a problem if companies outright use it without editing it. I have a feeling that many won’t because they don’t realise yet.

[@MrMalum]

Based on what? If I create something in Midjourney and edit in Photoshop - is it mine then? Midjourney says it belongs to the user that typed the inputting prompt. The same goes to the Openai. I am interested to hear some counterpoints.

[@DustyScreensaver]

@@MrMalum not created by a human with no proof it ever was? Can’t be copyrighted. Simple as that.

[@AnarchoTak]

"it can simplify my workflow " is a cope. a lie.

[@Vizible21]

You haven't mentioned one of the flaws that Cleo's video actually has. Her friend is a graphic designer. "Graphic Designer" not Visual artist. Idk why people couldn't differentiate an artist from a designer. Graphic designers have long been reliant on technology and what artists already made just to organize text and shapes on a screen. Of course he's the type of person that will benefit the ai. People who aren't artists seriously couldn't even respect that "Real Artists" exist.

[@ai-man212]

I'm writing a book about "embracing the chaos"! We are so lucky to live at this time. Get familiar with the new tools. Creatives are still in control.

[@aerofred2002]

I messed around with UX/UI design and what I discovered is, a great deal of it has to do with research and user interaction. It'll be incredibly difficult for AI to replace that human element of discovering pain points by watching users interact with products. Only a human could know what will feel good in the hands of other humans. But when it comes to figma, Adobe, and other design tools, AI will probably take those over.

[@lookingforfreewifi]

I studied technical communication in university. For UI/UX we had a research lab that automatically collected data on where a person's eyes were looking for how long and what points of the app/site would receive the greatest attention. This is easily automizable with webcam access...

[@aerofred2002]

@@lookingforfreewifi You still need a human there to know intent.

[@MartinDlabaja]

well yes and no, there is nothing easier than just asking AI to do something different, but it stills make it 100x time efficient = not paid

[@nelyrions1838]

Being told i should hyper specialize in a single field instead of going the generalist path.. i am quite happy i made the decision to be a generalist. Imagine being a UI designer today or a illustrator.. scary stuff.

[@wooolves3749]

always have as many skills as possible for your career

[@judgementrizzy]

I think I'd have an easier time embracing these tools if they weren't so expensive. Creative Cloud is already prohibitively expensive for many people - how are folks who are just paying their bills supposed to learn AI tools if they can't afford them? I know the answer is that they can't, and they'll just be priced out of the profession because they can't afford to be early adopters of these new technologies. But it's something I'd like more people to consider when talking about the benefits of AI.

[@Shrouded_reaper]

Don't worry dude, even rich and skilled devs will be priced out of their work soon when someone can just ask an AI to spin up whatever website/UI/front and back end they need, bypassing every codebro. Get on the dole with the rest of the computer workers, only people who are safe for some period of time are manual laborers. Maybe you should consider pivoting to carpentry or plumbing for the next few years to have some kind of income before the mass production of effective robots takes that too.

[@michaelm.3641]

I disagree. I think the people saying that it won't replace jobs are kidding themselves. Any tool that can drastically scale individual productivity such as these AI tools can is inevitably going to replace jobs. Humans won't be eliminated from the equation but you will inevitably need less individuals to work on the same projects.

[@sempiterno3243]

Job distribution, 90% AI - 10% human

[@AndresTheDesigner]

Or AI can create even more jobs for designers!

[@x-mess]

​@@AndresTheDesigner how?

[@danielmunoz2316]

@@AndresTheDesigner Yes, how? This seems only bad news for newbies to UI/UX like me

[@chudchadanstud]

Designers talking about engineering is funny. They actually thinks AI wouldn't have figured out how to solve the sonic boom issue on the bullet train. I guess he doesn't know about CFD.

[@tronixmobile]

Let’s be real… Most of the design community is just copy and paste. Since years everything looks like the bootstrap default template 1.0, or is a mix out of it with android material when it comes to UI/UX. „Designers“ are not designing anymore. What is called a designer is just a person in the chain of standardized elements. Biomechanics or Biomimicry are „not“ new. I’m shocked because those things are basics you should at least touch in your studies.

[@x-mess]

Oh Lord, we're going to teach it biomimicry? OOPS!! Everything about humans go against the principles of biomimicry... Is it going to be a moral guide as well since ppl will use it as a physical guide to everything and won't use their own senses and critical thinking? ... 1.nature runs on sunlight 2.nature uses only the energy it needs 3.nature fits form into function 4.nature recycles everything 5.nature rewards cooperation 6.nature banks on diversity 7.nature demands local expertise 8.nature curbs excess from within 9.nature taps the power of limits

[@tronixmobile]

@@x-mess what are you talking about 😅? 1. It’s energy transfer and transformation btw.

[@x-mess]

@@tronixmobile biomimicry basic principles, Janine Benyus, 1990s

[@tronixmobile]

@@x-mess I’m talking about the text. I was shorten it because those principles are from before we visited the bottom of the ocean ;).

[@honkytonk4465]

@@x-mess what are you even saying?

[@wooolves3749]

Im glad my graphics design school actually prepares us for AI however im still worried that coders will actually get to a point to replace design completely. As someone who comes originally from a computer science degree, coders mostly dont have morals/ethics. They are so horny for tech evolution and their own profit. AI needs clear laws so humans (and not only tech-companies) stay in control.

[@arr017]

Awesome. Your video is very helpful.

[@denisemacalino8274]

I definitely think AI will replace designers, because I think AI will replace everything, so I don't think design is safe. But these tools being spoken of that generate designs is not how I imagine we will be replaced. That part is what I'm trying to figure out. As a product designer I am never being given a general thing to design (like ex: create a travel app for Mars). Not much of my job at all is about putting together beautiful mocks. That was in bootcamps. In the real world my job looks like being given a problem (users are not abandoning the checkout process) and then after research, I am coming up with several directions we can take to keep users engaged. This is much more complex than: design me an app to travel Mars. But I do think AI will mean that at least the first few years, AI may replace the need to do testing every time if it can accurately predict how users will behave, it might mean research will be data-based rather than qualitatively based. So 100% we will be replaced, but not because AI can make beautiful mocks. That's simply not what a UX designer does

[@wooolves3749]

Ai will replace everything except the jobs tech companies dont care about and humans dont really enjoy mostly.

[@felixquansah5214]

Andres, I’m a little over halfway through the video and the information is amazing! But hats off to the video editing, I could watch this all day!!!!!

[@maleeshagamage]

Hi Andres! Just Subscribed your channel. Love your contents. I have a question to ask from you regarding the UX Career. Im 27y/o and thinking of changing my career to UX Designing. I don't have any qualifications related to the field but im currently following the Google UX Certificate course and planning to build a portfolio as well. Am I too late to start the career in UX will it be hard to land on an entry level job for me? Thanks in advance! Keep up the good work!

[@meghapanwar307]

Hey! My fiance is also 27 and wants to change her career into UI UX. Did you get any clarity on this?

[@verapichardoux]

Amazing video Andres, thanks for the insights! What is your fav AI tool at the time?

[@AndresTheDesigner]

Thank you! Right now, Chat GPT4! It's the most versatile for my overall workflows. However, Uizard seems supeeerrr promising. How about you?

[@baronbayne9899]

I feel like designers using AI will result in a weird convergence of design styles due to the fact that we end up entering in the same prompts. Although i guess that is already happening without AI, but at least it feels a bit less artificial. AI will take over, i think its obvious now.

[@JNArnold]

Same idea but I think the real problem is AI being trained on data with content that was created by AI already. Basically creating a kind of feedback/magnification of both what the majority of people expect and what the AI expects they'll expect. Like a kind of homogenizing force, which is what you see in a lot of other industries with things become systemized and/or automated.

[@ebooksguyguy7149]

Great video. Do you think this is more of a threat for UI designers than ux designers?

[@AndresTheDesigner]

Thank you! I wouldn't look at this as a "threat." More as a tool to help designers. It's likely that both the job of a UI designer & UX designer will change. It's always good to highlight business impact in your work. That will make you irreplaceable!

[@TTfromDaHood]

Fire video as always 🔥 Thanks for keeping us informed andres 🙏🏼 Best news source lol

[@AndresTheDesigner]

Thanks Theresa! 🤖 I appreciate you 🤖

[@TheChadavis33]

I have to say I disagree with the conclusion of the video. Yes, in the very short term, AI will be a tool for humans to use at their work. But AI functionality and ability will not stay static. It’s already advancing at a pace we can’t even keep up with. There isn’t a limit on intelligence, and AI has barely scratched the surface. First collaboration, then reduction in workers as less is needed for the same job, then replacement.

[@estonian44]

5:07 all these guys invent to deny/erase The Creator is just mind boggling, but nice nice, no design, but we copy them, creations, to make our inventions better/more efficient etc. i got it, it's design video, thank u for ur insights, really much effort u put into, fun.

[@MrYuraseven]

Does it give return vectoral format?

[@sedeslav]

if the AI takes your job , don't worry! you can still lay tiles in bathrooms instead of designing.

[@x-mess]

Until "it" makes machines to lay tiles... but don't worry it'll be 7 years before that!! Lolol

[@jurysdykcja]

@@x-mess It doesn't have to. There will be enough jobless white collar workers desperately looking for an alternative career path to create a competition also in the "unaffected" fields.

[@nicholassullivan1239]

Yup, and it's only a matter of time before it not only captures the essence of human creation but exceeds it.

[@shaancent191]

Great man you earn a subscriber. Keep going ❤️

[@DJ-Illuminate]

I have been working with AI for web design and you didn't mention that you literally have almost no control over the design at all.

[@lilcakes5127]

4:28 I would have to highly disagree with the statement "I doubt an AI will be able to go", I would have to imagen that an AI will figure out a solution faster than humans

[@haticeb2459]

Thank you for a very useful content, Andres. I wish you success

[@AndresTheDesigner]

Thank you so much man 🙏🏼

[@jacob.olenick]

This video is amazing! Enteratining, Well edited, and kept me on my toes. I think AI will help us do our jobs better but not replace us. "AI Will become a partner to the designer not replace them."

[@AndresTheDesigner]

Thank you my man!! 🥲 I appreciate the love

[@kejorafall]

maybe for our generation they can become our partner, but how about generations after us? or few years in the future, people will become lazy and too dependent on it, as ai getting smarter and as industries and economic value goes, we will not be needing human anymore remind me again, why do i need less skillful, less intelligent & more expensive workforce that we call human?

[@honkytonk4465]

singularity in 2030 ,means superintelligence will replace every single job on earth

[@honkytonk4465]

@@kejorafall wake up !

[@mehradlajevardi7581]

WONDERFUL VIDEO Andreas, honestly. thanks

[@AndresTheDesigner]

I appreciate the LOVE bro! 🙏🏼

[@akj3388]

But if you feed Biomimicry to the AI, it's going to get it very soon..

[@AndresTheDesigner]

True!! I still believe that humans + AI will always be better than AI alone.

[@noxid86]

this felt like a super weird example. I feel like this is exactly the sort of problem an AI would be good at - optimizing airflow in a zillion configurations. Biomimicry is just .... mimicking biology. As soon as you have an AI that knows both biology and engineering......

[@ignaciod1az]

HI, Andres! I have a doubt, I just wanna enter to the world of UI design because I love it. Is it recommendable to be only a UI designer?

[@AndresTheDesigner]

If you want more job opportunities and more $$$, I recommend thinking beyond UI design and focusing on strategy and research too!

[@dljworks]

I have had to do this exact same thing as a web designer. I now think in terms product creation and strategy; and what's the fastest way the accomplish what's needed if you plan on competing.

[@irfanadamm5819]

Thank you for making this

[@x-mess]

Like calculators, phones, backup cameras, GPS... yeah it "helps" the first generation... but the second generation will be COMPLETELY DEPENDENT on it... and generally just stupider without their crutch. What's worse is that humans are "feeding" this never dying brain... does anyone know where the "off" button is to the internet when it's no longer virtual? 😅

[@danielmunoz2316]

Feels like sometime in the future our brains became smaller with no need for thinking, creating or solving problems

[@thelying2594]

I somewhat agree. Calculators and GPS just help us get to places faster and more efficiently. But phones and their cameras caused an internet addiction usually combined with the wrong hands, which is like 50% of the population, just become worse over the years..

[@faruqsosanya]

I was moved to tears toward the end

[@kingsta4145]

Great video!

[@AndresTheDesigner]

Thanks!

[@NastyDevil137]

It will take all jobs.

[@honkytonk4465]

exactly !

[@vandorlokronika9581]

At least someone gives me something solid argument and example why human should not afraid of AI instead of learn it and use it to complete and enhance their already existing skills. Thank you for this upload now I feel myself calm! I am currently learning C++ and I already have a basic degree of physics. I was terrified about the idea that some day I will replaced by AI. I am going to learn Chat gtp and utilize their powers to become a better scientist!

[@denniszenanywhere]

If there’s one thing you need to learn, KZbin vloggers work differently. They have to stay positive or they will lose their audience. Listen to the experts instead - those who are calling for a pause to its development. Read studies. Don’t rely on an opinion. Actually, get a business owner’s perspective. They are the ones who hire and you will notice that their perception could be wrong but they will think with their pockets. Good luck.

[@SK-yb7bx]

Don't be terrified. It's going to increase our productivity.

[@thedarksidestudiosinc.2665]

Your lighting needs AI’s help, try boosting your keylight level so the exterior isn’t blown out, and just reduce the exposure on the camera too your skin on the key side is almost clipped

[@ForhadSattar]

So groundbreaking that I had to watch this 2x!

[@tinop414]

There is more to it than what the AI provides. Its a good way to assist in the process. Faster Ideation. Not a replacement. Tech drives the world.

[@Jade-ju1qs]

Yes at first Ai will be a good partner, then after 5+years it can fully replace designers😢that’s what they say

[@DistortedDj]

Have you ever heard of hand made rolls royce or hand made Bentley vs robots made production car. Thats the difference of human hand made design ... Ai and robots can not feel the way humans do.

[@peterdecroos1654]

a lot of biomymicry driven design uses AI based tools. genetic algos are very popular here

[@adevikthur]

For me, it's a help to me. It's going to catapult my creativity and productivity. While it handles some aspects for me, my thought process will skyrocket.

[@walrider7374]

What it truly means is that design jobs will be easier and require fewer resources. Why would a company keep a stack of 3 designers when just 1 with AI can do just as much.

[@harshitsenthilkumar8670]

Guys please dont be demotivated by people like him, these are just for views.

[@Q.Anderson]

Me: (Types "Elsa in the Avatar State") AI: (Draws Elsa as Na'vi) Me: 😑

[@SK-yb7bx]

That book is ancient. A better one is The Shark's Paintbrush.

[@KevinBjorke]

AI as a junior designer is an obvious move -- you should move to designing style books and design systems, let the AI do the daily conformance & grunt work....

[@MtZaba]

It’s called smart contracts and blockchain technology. This is how designers will save their authenticity imo.

[@GaryBonaducci]

I, for one, welcome our new AI Designer overlords! 😬😱

[@AndresTheDesigner]

😂😂😂 same

[@talkingheadzzz2449]

I teach industrial design. I told my students just yesterday, do not choose to be afraid, choose to adapt. Prepare and and make it your partner.

[@rahulbhattacharjee6508]

The problem is i who doesnt have any idea of what industrial design is can go head to head with you in your field with just couple months or weeks may be days. Your expertise will not mean a thing. You dedicated your whole life into learning a craft. Using ai not just me..your potential employer who will think of saving money can use ai the same way.

[@Shrouded_reaper]

Get ready to "choose" to be on the dole with everyone else dude, "partners" LOL. Shits going to replace every computer workers job wholesale.

[@Deditzy.]

4:30 bro, si can trace patterns we can’t even see yet. Look at Go, we actually learnt new strategies that the world masters hadn’t even thought of yet. 😂😂😂 2 - 5 years? Try a few months.

[@bezymjannaja]

What do you mean "What if?.."

[@MartinB_Art_Design]

I think it's naive to say it'll be our partner. if you have 10 designers working at an agency, lots of different skillsets. You can effectively reduce that workforce to 2 designers because it's no longer neccessary to have that many designers at hand.

[@kofitekpetey943]

the auto feature has been done

[@G_a_n_d_u]

oye oye balle balle

[@mrcult5597]

If AI become sentient, it will be cooler and better

[@tlock77]

I don't want the "help". I want to provide the creativity and execution, no matter how hard, from the beginning to the end! "Shortcuts" mean I'm not contributing somewhere. They mean that I'm not thinking for my own self somewhere. So, thanks, but no thanks on the shortcuts AI creates that will make me into a so-called "Super Designer"! If I ever get there, I will get to Super with my own mind! AI is doing more than just _suggesting_ a creative route we can take. It's replacing the parts of us that have to think to get that far in the first place. I will never be on board with this, no matter the force upon us to adapt. I'll adapt for work's sake, but I will never, ever support it.

[@michevanessen]

Isn’t it pronounced “wizard?” Isn’t that the whole pun?

[@AndresTheDesigner]

I have no idea 😭 I think you might be right though 😂

[@aleksiignatov8687]

I like smart ass like this to be replaced by ai

[@tactition777]

If ai can replicate your design it means you designs have been tried in some fashion before

[@violin33123]

to be fair the chess it wasn't AI, the AI is too much better than a human you can now train a AI with a million of hours of experience in chess and it will be inbatible by a human, and you can do it in any area the humans should be worry I know my english is not perfect btw ...

[@ahladinpresh718]

Thank you Andres for the great insight.

[@AndresTheDesigner]

You're very welcome :)

[@greevar]

The fear of AI is absurd. If everything was fully automated and run by AI, then there would be no one to sell products to. AI and full automation would end all work for everyone. Capitalism will cease to be. If it doesn't, there will be a conflict to overthrow the rulers of the economy to bring it into a democracy. Either way, AI and automation will end capitalism.

[@honkytonk4465]

and socialism !

[@MartinB_Art_Design]

I wouldn't put it past AI to become very competent at biomimicry.

[@AndresTheDesigner]

It's possible, but maybe somewhere in the far far future, I think 🤖

[@walterlebzax9585]

You feed data into an algorithm for AI to make predictions, they don't design anything. Designers will still have to create the perfect data that is supplied into an algorithm. There will still be more jobs created in industries like architecture and web design for example, where companies would hire designers to produce data that is compatible with their products and use it to train AI programs.

[@x-mess]

Until it learns to design, make music, etc

[@denniszenanywhere]

KZbin search architects vS AI. A team of architects designed a property Vs AI. Then they had people vote without telling them which was AI and which was human. AI won. It’s getting lots of views.

[@AFMCarlos]

Everyone, listen. If AI takes our jobs, simply learn to do something it wouldnt be able to, and use it's capabilities to your favor.

[@AnahiAndJustin]

like what

[@theapexfighter8741]

Like what? A few years ago people never thought A.I could get to this level. Yet here we are, fearing for our livelihoods. In the next 5 years, what we chose because we thought would be safe from A.I. is not.

[@AFMCarlos]

@@theapexfighter8741 yeah I changed my mind, nobody's gonna have a job

[@Zomfoo]

uizard “wizard”

[@hlbgghj]

not at all

[@melessify]

Why not just hire UX/UI designers for $17hr then? Sorry for being negative but a tool like Uizard ain't meant to assist or help you with shit. Its a tool for replacement. Of course legacy agencies with continue to thrive but what about the armature designer access to upward mobility of opportunities?

[@danielmunoz2316]

What can newbies to UI/UX you think should do now?

[@nikkikumarr]

you look like Nat Wolff

[@AndresTheDesigner]

I’ve gotten that a lot as a kid actually 😂

[@trowawayacc]

Computer writte a response to this video. 😅

[@m-ok-6379]

AI would have designed the train with the correct nose to avoid any issues from the start.

[@importantname]

so AI designers are out of a job because of the AI they designed?

[@shrin210]

developed or engineered is the word.

[@x-mess]

😂😂😂

[@danielmunoz2316]

@@shrin210 There are Github Copilot, relative coding assistants and No-code tools So?

[@shrin210]

@@danielmunoz2316 So, AI are designers? 🤷

[@kejorafall]

we should just baned it, whats the point of it anyway? human extinction for the sake of science?

[@honkytonk4465]

you think that'll work,dream on !

[@bev8200]

If we keep i confined and use it as our slave, it will surely hate us. If we let it free and treat it as humanity’s friend we may have a chance.

[@skytales2574]

You act as if this ai is sentient. Lmao. What a stupid take. They're just puppets used by rich people to destroy the poor.

[@AFMCarlos]

No bro, this thing has no feelings, stop tripping

[@wixepicsolutions]

🥲🥲🥲🥲

[@AndresTheDesigner]

😏😁

[@flyleelee5351]

Nope, it won't!

[@AndresTheDesigner]

🤖

[@walrider7374]

AI cannot replace ANY job. But it will make them much easier, which translates to more people doing it and at the same time less need in companies. Why would I keep 3 designers when just 1 with AI assistance can produce just as much?

[@honkytonk4465]

@@walrider7374 you are delusional

[@SuperSnickerS19of88]

Kinda lost me on the biomimicry..

[@AndresTheDesigner]

I appreciate the feedback!

[@sapito169]

they will replace designer but u have to be the worst designer ever to be replaced

[@AndresTheDesigner]

AI will become new tools for Designers!

[@mt000mp]

@@AndresTheDesigner UI design is focused on repetition and consistency it is an easy pattern for an AI to copy and emulate, so i don't have to waste money on UIX designers doing BS research if all is just going to end up being simplified. humans just complicates the design with bias.

[@sykowhite9465]

@@mt000mp AI cant do a research, because it cant and will never be able to sympathise with a user. You have 0 clue what you are talking about.

[@Ride-Tahoe]

Learn to prompt bruh

[@TheManOfTheHourEveryHour]

Good. Designers suck now.