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Of course, AI now can do more than basic understanding of rough sketches or shapes, it is far beyond what the public frontier AI models we are able to access can even do, we are far too limited from the use if its full power, no complaints from me though, we should strive to support AI safety-measures to avoid catastrophe.
What do you guys use AI for?
More than ok. Recent results have been quite impressive indeed.
Mostly for rapid prototyping and writing honestly. The sketch feature is interesting too, especially for wireframing workflows.
Yeah, AI is definitely way beyond simple sketch recognition now, but I think people sometimes jump too quickly from “the public models are limited” to “there must be insanely powerful hidden versions.” Maybe there are, maybe not, but without evidence it’s mostly speculation. I’m...
Absence of evidence is not a metric for the existence of anything Ramic, therefore we cannot argue that without evidence there is not powerful models that are private. You would be actually surprised. + AI has always existed, just now some of it is public.
Still, what is more...
Love this capability. Are you using sketch to image more for rapid wireframing or final art direction?
Mostly rapid wireframing, to get an idea of what to actually give to the customer in terms of UI, and experience.
Sketch to wireframe holds up fine for a first pass, but translating that into responsive breakpoints and real interaction states is still manual, and that's usually where the actual client work lives.
Definitely, Playwright can be a useful tool for cases like that.
However manual review on responsive breakpoints has to be done manually for a solid confirmation on the different view breakpoints. 👍
Mostly for research, visual exploration, image/video generation and testing ideas before taking them further in design. I also agree with your point on safety. As AI becomes more capable and more autonomous, the question isn’t only what it can do, but what level of access and control actually makes sense.
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