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I think you're saying this because ui/ux is a niche thing that only people in the coding world operate in and not the general public but believe me the logical conclusion to all this use of ai is that in near future anyone with zero experience in ui/ux would be able to easily design a website from even a shitty android phone. when that tiime reaches you'll start calling ai a substitute for designers like they are protected race of people or something.

​@@afrosymphony8207lol. easy life for no experience 😂

truee

That's because it has to do with UI UX design unlike using graphic design for automation. One follows fix dynamic set of rules the other is pretty broad. But still Figma is awesome.

It is not, don’t say things you have no clue about

so far, its far away from being beneficial

Do you think it will be FREE? I'm afraid that this features will have a separate pricing to bring AI to your interface!

It won't be free. It costs them compute power, at a minimum. ​@@UniStudioTV

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The issue with your argument is that... the visual isn't *really* the most important: the idea is. I don't know what you do, but in my line of work creating the actual layouts is just a tiny last part of the whole design process. When someone asks me how long it takes to create a certain design, my usual answer is that is takes about an hour or two to draw the screen, but a week or two to DECIDE WHAT TO DRAW based on research, ideation, discussion, and prototyping. Anything that helps me quickly communicate the ideas behind the design is a jump in productivity, and no, it does not replace my work which is to figure out the best solution. If creating the visuals is truly the most important part of your job, you are not really a designer, you're just a mouse operator, and that kind of job was always ripe for being replaced with someone or something better.