AI is quickly blurring the line between makers and curators. If the next wave of advancement in logo-generating AI will allow us to converse with it meaningful

AI is quickly blurring the line between makers and curators. If the next wave of advancement in logo-generating AI will allow us to converse with it meaningfully and work with it as a creative director might work with her associate designer, is it really a fatal flaw that the AI is not able to conjure up an editable PSD file? Is it really necessary that the AI produce a pile of sketches that led to the final product instead of working backwards from the final design to fake a trail of inspirations? As curators we still need to slow down and take our time to ensure that the design we select is a good fit for whatever requirements we're working towards. I don't think a blazing fast AI necessarily erases that or takes that option away from us.