Seeing #TSLA going up is SO obvious now!

Should this exist!?

Why Google Maps is not able to show local railway timetable in Mumbai?

Should they call it 'Dave mode' then? #lovable

If you want to understand how AI can shape the future for designers, especially if you're feeling anxious, I highly recommend two insightful articles: 1. "The Future of Design" by Tobias van Schneider 2. "The AI Quality Coup" by Julie Zhuo I resonate with it very well!

The real question about AI is not, "What can it replace?" It is, "What kind of collaboration does it make possible?" AI should not be a layoff strategy. It should remove grunt work, create more room for judgment, craft, and taste, and push us to build better.

Should I start sharing my thoughts, ideas and opinions here again?

I'm overdosed by AI. I'm tired of keeping up with every new tool that comes out on a seemingly daily basis. The information overload is crazy, the legitimacy of the content you see daily is already questionable, the entry bar is lowest it's ever been and it's only going to get

Tools are available. Will be advanced day by day. More important is what are you building with it? What problem are you solving for users. It's easy to get in a rabbit hole of exploring tools and sharing your exploration with it.

When a company makes a shoe it doesn’t immediately kill all other shoe companies.

I am not going to post what others are already posting. They are the same thoughts as mine. Came early. Articulated well. Reposting works best that way.

Focus on your craft. Don't let it infiltrate by distractions of different tools.

This is exactly what I am feeling. Karri has explained it so well.

Always keep your thinking cap on.

This article is terrifying and interesting at the same time. I like how Anthropic is not afraid to share the truth with research insights and being fully transparent. anthropic.com/research/81k-e…

A designer’s superpower isn’t speed. It’s taste. And taste comes from years of looking, sketching, failing, and trying again.🫰

Today I just fell for a "Comment and follow if you want this resource" trap. I usually do not fall for these thing. No matter how good that resource can be, I just feel they are just a cheap way to increase your followings.

I think eventually creating your design manually on Canvas with your thinking, explorations, critique will be back and I might be that person. May be even soon! Because I might get bored of these prompt-generated results.