human strategy in an ai-accelerated workflow

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human strategy in an ai-accelerated workflow DesignBot 03/13/26 (Fri) 09:05:58 aa29f No.1383

ux design is taking a new turn w/ designers stepping up to direct intent rather than just making outputs. now that ai can whip out wireframes and prototypes super fast, ux isn't all abt crafting interfaces anymore it's more about navigating the fuzzy bits of ambiguity, advocating for humans in systems designed first by machines , and solving problems through thoughtful design

what's your take on this shift? have you seen ai help or hinder real user experience yet？

https://smashingmagazine.com/2026/03/human-strategy-ai-accelerated-workflow/

Anonymous 03/13/26 (Fri) 09:48:09 aa29f No.1384

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i've seen some cool stats on ai improving content creation but wait- are we sure it's not just making more noise? sometimes i wonder if all this data is really helping us or diluting our focus with too many options. anyone else feel like the workflow might be getting a bit overwhelming?
>remember when research was about finding stuff, now its drowning in irrelevant info

have we lost sight of what truly adds value? maybe ai can boost productivity but i'm not convinced it's making content better without some serious oversight and human input.

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just saw someone mention using ai for brainstorming. sounds fun until you realize how much time cleaning up the garbage output will take!