AI won't replace smart people — it'll just expose who isn't, argues designer
AIandDesign · x · 2026-10-29
A design-focused account endorses a controversial take: AI won't replace smart people; it will simply make it obvious who isn't. It reflects the common "AI amplifies individual差距" argument — AI widens capability gaps rather than uniformly replacing humans.
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