Designer's take: AI-generated design isn't slop — it dramatically raises the floor
signulll · x · 2026-10-28
signulll argues AI-generated design isn't slop: AI raises the design floor dramatically, and dismissing it echoes mathematicians being irked when AI solved decades-old problems. Much of interaction design is patterns, conventions, and adapting to established behaviors — exactly what AI excels at — so designers should maximize its use.
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