'A bad napkin sketch beats any prompt': creators lack the language to brief AI agents
AIFlow_ML · x · 2026-10-29
trq212 reflects on creative fields: while artists worry about AI, what he really wants is to sketch animation ideas and character concepts for his agent to flesh out — but he doesn't "have the language," and hunting for reference examples via text prompts falls far short of a rough drawing.
AIFlowML agrees: "A bad napkin sketch beats any prompt I can write" — highlighting a real gap in agent interfaces for non-text, visual input.
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