Finding cracks, breaks, etc. in buildings and structures quickly is the job of artificial intelli...

Finding cracks, breaks, etc. in buildings and structures quickly is the job of artificial intelli...Finding cracks, breaks, etc. in buildings and structures quickly is the job of artificial intelli...

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Hacer K.

• May 26

Finding cracks, breaks, etc. in buildings and structures quickly is the job of artificial intelligence. It lightens your workload. Tired of supervising workers? Don't worry, artificial intelligence will detect in seconds whether they are wearing helmets, vests, etc.

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Diego Sánchez

• Jul 19

Will AI replace designers?

The short answer? Yes... but not in the way most people think.

When photography emerged in the 1800s, many believed painting would disappear. It didn't—it evolved.

When desktop publishing arrived in the 1980s, designers who embraced digital tools moved forward while others were left behind.

AI is another turning point.

I don't believe AI will replace creative work. I believe it will replace repetitive work—and expose those who refuse to evolve.

Ideas, taste, strategy and creative vision still come from people. AI is just a tool that amplifies them.

The future won't belong to designers who reject AI. It will belong to designers who know how to use it better than everyone else.

What do you think? Will AI replace designers, or simply redefine what makes a great one?

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Maty Sandoval

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• Jul 19

The photography to painting parallel is such a good way to frame this. I think the designers who'll struggle most are the ones who saw their value as pure execution rather than judgment. What's the one skill you're doubling down on right now?