There's a lot of anxiety these days around AI replacing creative judgment.
But I've had a different experience recently. It's removed the friction between me and my own thinking.
Spent a few hours working through a brand identity for a side project. Attributes, voice, visual direction, competitive positioning.
The AI I was working with had context on my history, my taste, my other projects. It felt like thinking out loud with someone who'd been paying attention.
Probably would have taken me a week to get here alone. Externalizing half-formed ideas takes time, and most of that time is just finding the thread.
The brand still feels personal, because it is. AI didn't choose "tactile, liminal, restrained, exploratory, serendipitous". I did. it just asked the right questions fast enough that I didn't lose the thread and move on to my next shiny object.
Side note, I'm pretty excited about this project - will share more progress as it comes together!
Solid layout, Miguel! The contrast between the clean typography and those interactive bento-style cards is crisp. Building this layout with smooth CSS grid transitions or GSAP pin scrolling would make the UX feel incredibly interactive.