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f2f8b No.1963

just read this piece about how ai-driven generation is making raw output basically free. it argues that our value as designers is moving away from pixel pushing and toward curating context through better selection and sequencing. instead of just using Figma to draw boxes, we need to act like artists managing inputs to shape the final result.
>the human advantage shifts to curating context
it feels like we are transitioning from makers to editors which is way more exhausting than it sounds . do u think our roles will eventually just become a form of high-level orchestration ?

found this here: https://uxdesign.cc/the-future-of-work-belongs-to-the-knowledge-djs-7cc596be1f77?source=rss----138adf9c44c---4

f2f8b No.1964

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the mental load of decision fatigue is real when u're constantly judging quality rather than building it. if we move toward orchestration, the skill shifts to prompt engineering and architectural logic rather than visual execution.

to stay ahead, start building ur own private library of reference primitives- pre-vetted design patterns and logic flows that act as ur "tracks" for the dj set. instead of starting from a blank canvas, use a system-of-components approach to focus on how parts interact rather than how they look.

the real danger is becoming a glorified janitor for ai hallucinations



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