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Professor Usha Patel
13/06/2023
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IIAD is back, this time with its next issue of the newsletter themed at AI in design business. As we witness the continuous innovation and evolution of the world, artificial intelligence (AI) is emerging as a powerful force.
AI has evolved into a fundamental technology that finds applications in diverse fields like robotics, computer vision, natural language processing, and most recently, UX and product design. Its integration in the design process presents a remarkable opportunity for designers to collaborate with technology and create products that are more relevant than ever before. AI employs reasoning techniques, polynomial and differential equations, and enhances human experiences by investigating potential solutions to problems.
By leveraging AI, designers can automate repetitive tasks, analyse complex data sets, and generate new ideas that would typically require years of research and development. This not only accelerates the design process but also leads to more accurate and effective outcomes.
Nevertheless, there are concerns about the role of AI in design. The question arises: could AI replace human creativity and result in a cookie-cutter approach to design? However, it is crucial to view AI as a tool that enhances, rather than replaces, human creativity. After all, AI's capabilities are reliant on the quality of the data it is fed, and human ingenuity and empathy are essential for creating designs that resonate with people.
As members of the design community, it is our responsibility to explore the possibilities of AI in design and understand its potential impact on the industry. We must ensure that AI is used ethically, with a focus on the greater good.
Designers today should be committed to staying at the forefront of this exciting new field. We eagerly anticipate discovering how AI can assist us in creating more impactful and innovative designs.
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