The problem with AI design is the same problem with mass market luxury
Design doesn’t exist without a cultural context & whenever AI gets good at design, that vibe or feel becomes “slop” almost by definition
Ronny Chieng’s speech at Harvard
“Ai is just going to make mediocre people dumber”
Truer words have never been spoken
This is how you give a graduation speech!
@suekhim Launch a version for CEOs
Your employees are thinking
They should not be thinking and wasting time
Introducing Koji, the first AI that does not let your employee actually think and become more productive.
@L1QuiDM3tH@IsThisA3DModel@Markoslavnic@runwayml When you tell a cook what you want to eat exactly, are you creating it?
You might have a great taste and dish is actually good but did you create it?
someone rang bell, opened the uRbAn CoMpaNy app to unlock my door, app needed mobile verification before letting me in
the fact that urban company sells their services and uses the same app for me to unlock my house door is kinda insane
@urbancompany_UC please create a new app for door/water related items
why have you clubbed it with your services app??????
@IsThisA3DModel@Markoslavnic@runwayml I guess you are right, this is not "creating" but directing, AI is copying existing images and applying motion to it. It is like someone bringing their imagination to life by directing an artist on how to create it.
It is fun and you get to own the idea but its not "creating"
It doesn't matter you can build faster now.
The slop bucket is overflowing.
People need to see visible effort, craft and passion in products, otherwise they fade into obscurity almost instantly.
Being genuine as a maker is more important than being efficient.
vibe coding mobile apps is not hard
but there’s much more to mobile apps
> onboarding
> paywalls
> on device permissions
> offline capabilities
> mobile specific UX edge cases
> push notifications
> cross platform stuff
> ads/other attribution sdks
don’t get fooled by shovel sellers, mobile apps are a lot more effort than web apps
Does AI really mean better products or delivering value that matters with more clarity?
Sure, it’s great that designers can ship code but is it actually making products better?
Are we reducing time to the right decisions, or just spending more time on wrong ones because we can?
@writenicecode Second this!, Auto layout + naming your layers then ship design is way better than performative vibe code to make a social media post about xD
The number of dark patterns in apps like Swiggy, Zomato, Blinkit, and Zepto makes me question whether designers have any say in these companies.
Are they just there to make things look pretty? Is user-centered design a myth used to attract good designers into profit-driven org?
Hey X mates 👋
Today I built a small fun game to play when you're bored or just chilling https://t.co/XSq3YO8ikG
Perfect for quick fun—even for child players.
Not sure if the domain name fits well though 😅 what do you think @aryan_ux ?
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