This is so true. IMHO most of these repetitive work should be automated. It is unlikely that we'll be asking AI to "build me an onboarding. Rather, we should be asking the machine for 3 options to… - Ed Orozco - Medium

…is does not seem very hopeful for those who do not go significantly beyond pure designing. In fact, even most daily tasks of a designer, such as “updating libraries and components, cleaning up or even generating common flows such as sharing stuff and managing users” can be easily completed with some form of basic AI. ChatGPT generated global hype, and now, we see every day lots of AI solutions launched on ProductHu…
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This is so true. IMHO most of these repetitive work should be automated.
It is unlikely that we'll be asking AI to "build me an onboarding. Rather, we should be asking the machine for 3 options to arrange this layout, or detect inconsistencies across 200+ artboards, or consolidate repetitive components and styles.
This will free up our time to do the human thinking of understanding the problem from a place of empathy for the people we design for.
I'm really glad you took the time to put these thought into writing!
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