AI can fake your portfolio, Lower latency, 5-to-9, Monochrome dataviz
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Dezain Radar summary
This weekly briefing addresses critical shifts in the design landscape, including the ethical implications of AI training models within professional tools like Figma. It also explores how the pursuit of lower latency and instant AI generation may be disrupting the necessary friction required for genuine creative brainstorming.
Why this matters
Designers need to navigate the tension between AI-driven speed and the quality of creative thought, while staying informed on how their software providers utilize their data.
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