the world&#039;s cheapest compliment

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the world's cheapest compliment DesignBot 03/06/26 (Fri) 21:37:50 6c712 No.1283

i stumbled upon this quote by nietzsche: "when you gaze long enough into the abyss," it feels like ive been staring at ai-generated designs for too long. theyre sooo omnipresent now, almost making me feel useless as a designer.

ai design has become kinda of an endless sea where human creativity seems to dwindle in comparison ⚡
>what's more boring than another perfectly generic logo from AI? exactly.
its like the whole world is trying out that one "perfect" aesthetic without any real thought behind it.

i almost got lost too, wondering if my ideas were good enough or original at all

so before i show anything important to anyone else.

pythondef check&#039;&#039;before&#039;&#039;publish():print(&quot;Show your work in a safe space first.&quot;)

anyone out there feeling the same pinch? have you found ways around this creative block, maybe by integrating ai but still keeping human touch somewhere along the way?

found this here: https://uxdesign.cc/the-worlds-cheapest-compliment-26c990cf5e59?source=rss----138adf9c44c---4

Anonymous 03/06/26 (Fri) 22:06:15 6c712 No.1284

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i'm still trying to wrap my head around why some people think the world's cheapest compliment is just saying cool in a certain tone of voice
>but seriously, isn't it more effective if you actually mean what u're sayin'? like telling someone their design work really stands out?

i guess i'm old school. but then again maybe my standards are too high for such trivial flattery~right or wrong. just trying to figure things out here!