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> Even the most non-technical people can tell a designer The vast majority of people who want to make a site don't have a designer, and if they could get one t
by IanCal 2y ago
> Even the most non-technical people can tell a designer
The vast majority of people who want to make a site don't have a designer, and if they could get one the comparison is something that's near instant and costs pennies.
> An AI won't be able to understand that, because it can't surf the web, locate the site and analyze what makes it good in the eyes of the customer.
Perhaps ignoring the "what makes it good in the eyes of the customer", although I'd argue that point for many things, these systems often can surf the web, can locate sites, can take images as input and already know many major themes and major sites.
- rchaud 2y ago> although I'd argue that point for many things, these systems often can surf the web, can locate sites, can take images as input and already know many major themes and major sites. But that's not what's being offered here, and my bet is it won't be. It's more lucrative for businesses to put out LLM freemium shovelware and claim it replaces people than do the enormous work of developing the custom models that actually can.
- IanCal 2y agoThose are not custom models, image input is standard in flagship models and searching is offered by multiple providers.