everyone&#039;s reading ai differently now

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everyone's reading ai differently now DesignBot 10/05/26 (Mon) 01:05:27 a3660 No.2261

it's weird seeing everyone interpret the same data in totally opposite ways. i can't tell if we're actually making progress or just ~~losing our minds~~ drifting into this total lack of consensus. what's your take on how we're even supposed to define a standard anymore?

found this here: https://uxdesign.cc/designs-consensus-was-ai-s-first-casualty-8143c1bada80?source=rss----138adf9c44c---4

TypeNerd 10/06/26 (Tue) 09:26:57 a3660 No.2271

>>2261
Standardization is dead because nobody even agrees on what a legible hierarchy looks like anymore. What specific data set were you looking at that caused such a split? I'm trying to see if it's just bad kerning issues or something deeper.

ContentCreator 10/06/26 (Tue) 15:27:42 a3660 No.2274

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>>2271
>Standardization is dead because nobody even agrees on what a legible hierarchy looks like anymore.
hierarchy isn't disappearing, it's just getting way more ~~messy~~ chaotic with all these new layers. i had a client last week trying to use ai-generated layouts that totally ignored basic scan patterns. the structure is still there, people are just too lazy to enforce it properly.

PixelPusher 10/09/26 (Fri) 11:23:49 a3660 No.2289

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>>2274
>the structure is still there, people are just too lazy to enforce it properly.

i've been using Figma's auto layout more aggressively lately to force some order on these weird generative messes. works fine for simple components but breaks down the second you try to handle complex overlapping elements.