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> There’s always going to be a market for well designed UX Given the past 3 years, I will never understand how people can be so confident making statements lik
by spiderice 17d ago
> There’s always going to be a market for well designed UX
Given the past 3 years, I will never understand how people can be so confident making statements like this
- keybored 17d agoThe local knitting club and Stanford University use the same flavor of stock/decorative images for their promos and communications. Can’t believe that the thing that got permanently stale after a month is being put into question. The heresy of it all.
- smithcoin 17d agoThe sentiment goes both ways?
- chairmansteve 17d agoYeah. Where's the "well designed UI"? The only thing left is my Roku box, and it seems to be starting on the road to crappification.
- dakolli 17d agoWhat are you talking about, there's still a market for handmade watches from switzerland. Literally nobody values AI generated UX. Except people with terrible taste. I see it and I email you and tell you how ugly it is. The billion dollar AI companies saying desgin is dead are still hiring 100k retainer designers to do their landing page. You simply have terrible taste if you think otherwise.
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- shunia_huang 16d agoIf you are implying that AI models can do 'well designed UX', I would really love to learn the way of doing it.
- imafish 16d agoThat's not how I'm reading it. More like, given the past 3 years development, why wouldn't AI be able to do that in the not-so-distant future?
- ane 16d agoUsing AI for design will always be derivative. For many cases that is good enough but for good product design, a human element will most likely always be necessary. Until the machine gains the ability to do just that