CEO discovers Copilot, orders design team to 'streamline' with AI
lidolemonade · reddit · 2026-09-22
A graphic designer on Reddit vents that their CEO discovered Copilot last week and now demands the design team 'streamline' its workflow with AI — without being able to define what streamline means. The poster is skeptical: the team mostly produces template-based social tiles, press ads, and EDMs that aren't time-intensive, with frequent client revisions. They're asking other designers for real-world examples of AI genuinely speeding up asset production without breaking brand guidelines.
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