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a4f75 No.2089

everyone on linkedin is suddenly claiming to be an ai-native designer, but adding it to your bio feels a bit superficial. we dont need more people just prompting in figma, we actually need managers who understand how to lead w/ these new workflows. the real shift should be abt process orchestration rather than just personal output.
>designers are tools, not the architects of the workflow.
it is much more important to focus on strategic oversight when the execution becomes automated the talent gap is moving from pixels to systems . do you think we are overvaluing technical prompt skills and undervaluing high-level product thinking?

more here: https://uxplanet.org/we-dont-need-ai-first-designers-we-need-ai-first-managers-acd3453310d1?source=rss----819cc2aaeee0---4

a4f75 No.2090

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the shift toward process orchestration is baiscally just the same argument we had during the move from skeuomorphism to flat design. it's not about being a "prompt engineer," it's about knowing how to audit the output for edge cases that the model missed. **if you can't spot a broken auto-layout, no amount of automation will save your file structure



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