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A hypothetical/nonexistant “AI” could replace designers but current LLM powered template builders can’t

it’s not, yet (hopefully never)

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Here where is part 3??

What time of day was this made? It's so quiet on the streets of NYC!

The GOAT!!! 🐐

Can not understand what will happen in the whole world after 5 year, because IT DOES NOT MATTER what I try to learn, because every pro in EVERY SINGLE profession says the same as this guy ! Where now ? What to learn ? What types of job maybe I can earn ?

What about button hierarchy ?

Today prediction are wrong. Figma improved a lot

helpful and clear. thank you

Hey Malewics, your tutorials are really helpful. I wish you made more animation tutorials, plus this video has over 100 comments, so next video is due :).

Great take on AI in general, but you raised a more important point - what do we as designers have to offer, when the power goes off? Do any of us have skills that can be used without the ability to power something on? I urge everyone to unplug more often and work on skills that can be done offline. It may be related to your current job, but it would be better to branch out and learn skills that can help your survive.

This was incredibly helpful.

Great video. What do you think of Lunacy (considering that I can export in sketch format)?

I agree, use AI but not to the level where you can't function without it and lose your critical thinking skills.

Thank you for being a real one Michal! AI is still a relatively new technology and really lacks creativity. I use AI to narrow down my ideas, but I will criticize AI, whether their answers are odd or not taking certain aspects in consideration. People treat AI like a god, they’re not. Both human and AI have strengths and weaknesses

Great video. I have a lot of experience myself and i can say there are many other complimentary skills that weigh more heavily in terms of value and being hired than going from a 4 to a 5 in UI/UX design. Context: Most people in business will think a 3 is good design because most people in business aren't designers. Most people in business start with a 1 or 2 in design so if you're doing better than that there's a job out there somewhere for you. Also, recruiters don't search based on your design expertise (again they're not a designer), they search based on your profession title. Essential complimentary skills that will make you a highly valuable designer for your clients: Business Problem Solving: UI/UX design is not only about making things pretty. If you're able to solve business problems through your designs and collaboratively in meetings, I guarantee that clients will come back to you and recommend you. Clients care about their business, pretty designs are the figurative icing on the cake. Communication: Your ability to provide context (the situation) and then articulate what, who, where and why in relation to your designs. Telling the story is very important, it's how we communicate. Enthusiasm: Your ability to listen to your client, make them feel heard, and genuinely get on their level with them in their business vision. Woah, isn't that communication i hear you ask? Enthusiasm means you deeply care about what they're doing, really want to be a part of it and want to help them. Receptiveness: When receiving feedback you may feel that because your designs are your ideas, that they're also part of your identity. They aren't, they're just ideas. If this is happening, your focus is too much on yourself and not on the the client and their business. Think of your designs like throwing a tennis ball in the air and you and your client are simply discussing and critiquing it. Collaboration/Nuance: This is the push pull with your team mates and or direct client, between owning your design and letting others have some control and input. Design is a team effort, you will never have all the answers and you'll even find that others have better ideas than you at times. Encourage that creativity, support their ideas, make them feel heard, and include their ideas for a great outcome and they will love you for it because everyone wins. A Challenger Mindset: You're here to challenge the status quo and take initiative. Got a great design that wasn't even asked for? Ask to present it anyway when it's appropriate, even if it's not needed right now. Overdelivering with great problem solving designs when you can will make you stand out and communicate that you're a valuable asset. Also, little seeds grow. Find your style: While inspiration is essential, try not to follow the crowd - make it your own. Discover your own style, what feels natural to you, and clients will approach you for it and will pay you handsomely, because you'll be the only person who can give them that. Hope this helps you on your design journey and good luck out there. If you have any complimentary skills to add please do.

Can't agree more

100% on point, we should use AI to compliment our workflow, not rely on it to do everything. Just like you said we can use escalator to climb even faster, but we still need to do our work. I think AI is great for creating moodboards, maybe even some images that we can then refine in photoshop. For copy it's mostly crap in my opinion. It's really generic and after seeing it few times you get the gist when something is AI written which is a big no for me... Whole point of being designer is to have skill of developing empathy for different users and tackle problems from their perspective. AI doesn't have empathy. It's like really really smart sociopath that is learning from human behaviour but it will never be able to truly empathise with the users...

Designers (I didn’t say UX Johnny come latelies) are a hockey 🏒 stick business. The 5-10% make all the $ and for decades on end maintain 1-2 solid jobs/clients. Most come for the promise of a high paycheck but few stay employed or get an opportunity. It’s like youtubers, most get scraps and eventually quit.

I've been a designer since 1996 and yes, I was mostly a drag and dropper. If someone thinks he's cool as a UX Designer, he's an idiot, cooler and more original than he is a barber. I made a lot of money, but now it's over. AI destroys everything. I am looking for a new opportunity to survive. With this job, you won't earn a lot of money and you have huge competition. After 38 years, you can look for another job for that you will be surpassed.

I feel like if we replace everything with AI, we will end up like in the Wall-e movie... Just lying in the bed, eating and consuming stuff, without thinking about anything.

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I’ve been feeling low key dumb for not using ChatGPT or other AI tools for copy and other projects. But thank you for validating the reason why I didn’t want to use it in the first place. I think my brain is a little smarter than some 😇

your analogies of AI make me think the same analogies are very apt for the governments in a lot of parts of the world (western world at least)

Platform X is still relevant? Maybe Telegram.

I've been using AI to help me write some copy past year, but day after day, I use AI way less. Is not reliable and the result are the same for everybody. P.D. I have an instagram account for music theory and divulgation and all my content is written by myself. P.D.2 What do you think about generalists?

I totally agree-we are going get dumber if we keep on this path. And by accepting AI quality content we allow ourselves to be replaced by AI.

This is why, I hate AI.

This is why in Dune human banned AI and use Mentat.

AI is not making us dumber....AI is making us unemployed, because AI is smarter than us....Deal With It 😎

Concordamos mais uma vez.

I'd love it if we start letting AI do all the tedious tasks like doing chores and leaving creative work like drawing, music literature even logical fields like engineering and science for us humans.

I once received a design requirement from a client that was clearly generated by AI. The text was complete nonsense, and I felt very disrespected. As a result, I returned his deposit. I didn’t want to deal with such rubbish, and I believed it wasn’t worth my time. I do think that relying on AI can cause people to lose some of their humanity.

Walking was better than those highly polished quality videos coming out on yt by EDITORS

This is the way t fight back more for the studios and companies. Individual designers bound to 9-5 job will have t use whatever tool employer requests. Many companies are heavily invested in those tools, design systems, ready templayes and complex components and variables. convincing them to completelyabandon tool is most likely nt going to hapen, plus what are the guarantees that new tool won'tpull the same thing. so you'll be hopping from tool to tool.

Only when the tide goes out do you discover who's been swimming naked - Warren Buffet.

Couldn’t agree more! Love this video style!!!

AI generated stuff sucks. It's obvious when something has soul to it and when it doesn't. It's extremely overrated right now, and things with soul to it will continue to be valued by human beings. It's humans who spend money, not AI.

Beautiful video what camera is that?

Disclaimer.: Before you read this, let me say that I have supported you over the years, bought most of your courses, watch most of your videos, and genuinely love your style and approach to design. I think you’re genuine, and I think you’re trying to help. Now, the harder truth: Right, as we run down the list of $hit that’s falling apart and reasons to be depressed, let’s not forget to include that this industry has been poisoned by companies who largely don’t give two $hits about the quality of experiences for users. We have been managing fragile egos and posturing for a really long time now- pretending we are “making a difference.” Too much cynicism? If you go beyond the clickbait of “Influencers “ and the nonsense that we all espouse in the public arena, this is what our peers, trusted colleagues, and mentors are saying. Most of us are fed up with the pretending. We are fed up with believing there is something we can do to change the insidiousness of corporate disease. We did our best. We fought the good fight. We were brave beyond compare. I’ve seen people in UX say and do things I don’t see other professions doing. And here we are. The gig is up. It’s only about profits, it was always about profits, and people we try to serve are secondary… at best. Can you make that video? Can we have that level of honesty? While I appreciate the optimism, fortitude, and the resilience to push on, there comes a point where lying to ourselves is not productive. We are dancing around so many issues, talking about AI, talking about all the ways that we can change or make a better portfolio. Ugh, I’m truly sick of it. Enough is enough.