For the past few years, artificial intelligence has mostly entered the creative process as a collection of individual tools. One tool generates images. Another writes copy. Another removes backgrounds, produces mockups, summarizes research, creates presentation slides, edits video, or suggests interface layouts. Each tool can save time, but the designer still has to connect the…
For years, AI entered creative software one feature at a time. Remove a background. Generate an image. Rewrite a headline. Extend a canvas. Suggest a layout. Turn a sketch into an interface. Produce three variations. Useful? Absolutely. But the workflow remained largely unchanged. The designer decided what needed to happen, selected the appropriate tool, executed…
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